Pythonanywhere, How To Use Static Files? Url?
I am completely new to Pythonanywhere, I cant figure out why static files are not loading... Here is the path where I stored css and images stuff, i.e. static/images/wikiLang.png
Solution 1:
PythonAnywhere dev here: I think the problem is in the paths you're using in your HTML. The mapping
/static/ /home/saadfast/WikiWorld/static
Means that URLs with /static/
at the start will be looked for in the directory /home/saadfast/WikiWorld/static
. So that means that where you have
<imgsrc="/home/saadfast/WikiWorld/static/images/wikiLogo.png"width="100px"style="float:middle"/>
You should probably have
<imgsrc="/static/images/wikiLogo.png"width="100px"style="float:middle"/>
Solution 2:
There is now a PythonAnywhere wiki page about static files under Django
Solution 3:
I've never used PythonAnywhere, but are you sure you've uploaded the files to the proper location on their server? It looks like they've got a custom file handler set up for the users, which you can briefly read up about here
You have a certain amount of storage on our servers in the form of a home folder and a /tmp.
They say they offer certain directories, have you tried pointing to those?
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