New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by randall jones -
Number of replies: 5
I just installed version 3.5 on my webhost's server and it looks like this https://www.cebilingual.com/nomadsoul2/my/
I have all versions php and mysqli up to date. , I have also intall version 3.10 and same.  When I log in with username and password everything is also on the left side with no CSS styling.  Am I missing something?
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Re: New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by randall jones -
Let me add: Thank you in advance. Sorry. I will also contact the webhost but I first wanted to check here to see if anyone had this problem.
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Re: New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by randall jones -
Ok have resolved the problem, it seems it was a problem on the webhost side, but they didn't tell me exactly what they did.
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Re: New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by Henry Leo -
Same issue i am facing. I have even reinstalled it but there is no css styling option. what is the exact issue, can you help me with it?
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Re: New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by Matt T -
It's probably a web server configuration problem, in that it is not properly serving asset files (CSS / Javascript). What web server are you using?

Your best start would be to check the developer console on your browser (Chrome or Firefox, F12 -> Network), reload the page, and see what errors are being returned when Moodle is trying to fetch those resources.
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Re: New Install, appears there is no CSS styling

by randall jones -
I got this reply from Leon Stringer: Your website is configured to redirect HTTP connections to HTTPS (secure), but Moodle is configured to use HTTP. Once an HTTPS page is loaded the browser blocks the HTTP content, e.g. CSS and JavaScript.

So you just need to change $CFG->wwwroot in config.php from 'http://yourwebsite' to https://yourwebsite'.

I'm not sure if this is useful for you @Henry, and thanks for the tip @Matt