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Power Pages CSS files disabled automatically

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I created a power pages portal website, but this is the second time that my CSS files and all images were automatically removed from the portal. The first time they were removed, I initially thought it might have been due to my mistake, so I recreated the portal from scratch. However, this time, when the CSS files and images were removed again, I suspect it happened due to a system issue. I didn't add any custom layout.

 

For my research, I used Microsoft Learn and discovered that this might be related to display order problems. However, upon checking, I found that there are no display order issues.

 

I kindly request help in resolving this issue and recovering my CSS files and images.

 

Error: The default CSS files have been disabled or moved. To edit or manage them, go to the portal management app. Remember, CSS files at the bottom take precedence over those above.

 

I followed the link provided and searched on Google using the above error message but couldn't find an exact solution to my problem.

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-pages/configure/editing-sites?WT.mc_id=powerportals_inproduct_portalstudio2#styling-and-themes

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  • Alena-Auctus Profile Picture
    15 on at

    Hello @Hussnain 
    I would appreciate further clarification regarding your recent message, as it was not entirely clear whether you have reviewed the 'Power Pages Management' portal. By navigating to Power Pages Management > Web Files, you will have access to a comprehensive list of all web files associated with current environment.
    Then you can filter files by page name and ascertain the status of CSS and image files – whether they are published or no longer exist (probably have been deleted).

    Example:

    csshelp.png

     

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