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    binkez32 reacted to BrowserBugs in my custom 404 page only works with mysite.com/blabla but not mysite.com/blabla/blabla   
    That's unusual, how far down does the /css/theme.css file sit? Root down is absolute and not relative, and relative is why ../../css/theme.css works for some and not others, every ../ means up a level. Absolute is the opposite, using to website root as a path to the file, e.g. yoursite.com/css/theme.css ... the question is where is the css folder from the root? can you get to it at mysite.com/themes/css/theme.css? If so the root down would be just /themes/css/theme.css.
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    binkez32 reacted to fisicx in my custom 404 page only works with mysite.com/blabla but not mysite.com/blabla/blabla   
    Try: <link href="../../css/theme.css" rel="stylesheet">
     
    But you shouldn't have any 404 errors. It would be much better to 301 from the missing pages to something suitable.

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