Closed Peters100 closed 8 years ago
Works for me on Marshmallow. What's you CSS file name? Make sure it has .css extension. The app simply looks at mime type as reported by OS to check that selected file is at least a text file, not binary.
On Fri, Aug 26, 2016, 02:33 Peters100 notifications@github.com wrote:
Android M.
Simple CSS: img { display: none; }
Error: "Doesn't appear to be a CSS file"
On Lolipop, there were no problems.
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I was able to identify the cause. The issue was with using the MIX file manager [ forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1523691 ] to select the .css file. Using another fileman, the CSS was recognized correctly. Thanks.
Android M.
Simple CSS: img { display: none; }
Error: "Doesn't appear to be a CSS file"
On Lolipop, there were no problems.