print.css on INVC and "browsers"

[ids]

I'm using this method on INVC in a Base ReadyTheme store: <link media="print" href="print.css" /> This works Nicely in FireFox. Edge and Chrome, doesn't appear the print stylesheet is even loaded. I can't seem to find why that is happening. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks, Scott

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Captain Obvious here, but did you check inspector to see if something is blocking the download of the style sheet?

[ids]

No, doesn't appear that the link resource is being blocked from loading, IOW, no errors in the console. Is there a way for this to be blocked from loading without an error in the console? ...inquiring minds...

It really isn't obvious as something to check, IMO, since this method is working perfectly, as expected, in FireFox. It's failing in Chrome and Edge.

When searching this enigma on the Google machine, there are various combinations of this technique failing, but not seeing that Chrome won't work. (thought bubble: wondering if Google search results are protecting Chrome? :) )

Scott

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Browsers have different requirements for request outside the existing domain. (Don't have them memorized.) For example, some browsers don't allow loading a font resource via @import unless the @import call is the same protocol as the page (i.e., http vs https). But yea, you should see that denial in most if not all inspectors and certianly in Chrome...and no, conspiracy theories about google are innately false...trust me, I just googled it. :)

[lesliekirk]

No, doesn't appear that the link resource is being blocked from loading, IOW, no errors in the console. Is there a way for this to be blocked from loading without an error in the console? ...inquiring minds...

It really isn't obvious as something to check, IMO, since this method is working perfectly, as expected, in FireFox. It's failing in Chrome and Edge.

When searching this enigma on the Google machine, there are various combinations of this technique failing, but not seeing that Chrome won't work. (thought bubble: wondering if Google search results are protecting Chrome? :) )

Scott

Couple thoughts regarding Chrome - did you try using an Incognito Window? (Because, yes, Chrome does some strange "stuff" - guess I'll keep those thoughts to myself).