One css (and js) file for multiple html files (different domains)

[infinityfree_user]

I would like to use the same css file for multiple html files (different domains hosted by infinity free).
When I just link the full URL, the css file is not respected (only on same domain).

Any ideas or solutions?

Many thanks in advance!

[wackyblackie]

That could be something called Content Security Policy (CSP); InfinityFree’s blocking system, /aes.js.

Another thing to check is if you loaded the link correctly. CSS files are loaded like so:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<YOUR CSS FILE>" />

You could put the file on GitHub and load it per above and use https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/.

[infinityfree_user]

Thank you for your immediate answer, wackyblackie!

The css file already works with GitHub and jsdelivr - the js file not yet …

Thanks again!

[wackyblackie]

Remember the naming scheme for jsdelivr.
Also, js files can be loaded in head or body like so:
<script src="<YOUR JS FILE/CDN.JSDELIVR.NET URL>"></script>
Do not forget the closing script tag.

Also, could you provide a URL so I can check? You can share it here or PM it to me.

[infinityfree_user]

I get the
Failed to fetch version info
error.

Other users seem to experience the same problem at the beginning - so see if it works tomorrow.

Hopefully the service is reliable afterwards …

[jaikrishna.t]

@infinityfree_user, you can host the style.css file externally on GitLab, GitHub, Netlify and many more! Then link them to your html files across many domains. Like:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="//[your_netlify_domain]/[project_name]/[filename].css">

Alternatively, you can also inline the CSS in the HTML file between the <style></style> tags in the head tags!

[infinityfree_user]

Thank you both very much!

According to what I have learnt, jsdelivr seems to be very good for jquery and the like and version control. It seems to have some time lag.

In my case I prefer instant changes and I also like the fact that for netlify, GitHub commits seem to be okay - no releases needed.

Thanks again for your valuable help!

[infinityfree_user]

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How do I insert the same html snippet into different html files (same and different domain)?

[Greenreader9]

I don’t think you can do that with HTML, I think you need PHP.

[infinityfree_user]

Thanks, Greenreader9!