Bug 20601 – php/css file not referenced correctly on loaded page

• Status: RESOLVED
• Resolution: INVALID
• Component: CSS

[Austin Meyers]

i have a css file with embedded php for setting certain parameters on the fly (page width etc) and when loading a page that references the css file (with .php ext) it displays an unstyled page. 

when loading the same page/css with stock safari everything renders as it should.

below is the link to the parsed css file:
http://segoviaaustin.com/css/lunchcss.php

Unparsed css file (as .txt):
http://segoviaaustin.com/css/lunchcss.txt

[Alexey Proskuryakov]

I cannot reproduce this with nightly r36274 on Mac OS X 10.4.11 - the page looks exactly the same (styled) as with shipping Safari/WebKit.

[Austin Meyers]

I updated the previous pages with a fix... 

here is the original problem

http://segoviaaustin.com/menus/test.php

direct link to css file
http://segoviaaustin.com/css/test.php

I discovered that if i put:

<?php
header("Content-type: text/css");
?>

at the beginning of the file they handle correctly.  although with or without the header clause safari renders the page correctly, whereas FF, IE8 and webkit do not.

[Robert Blaut]

It's intended behavior. It's required by Acid3 test. Details in bug 17298.