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How to get direct link or direct link to github files ?
I have uploaded some css code. I want to get the direct link to it https://github.com/akash-profile/Libraries/blob/main/Material-icons/material-icons.css I tried ( https://github.com/akash-profile/Libraries/Material-icons/material-icons.css ). But all in vain. Please help me 😭
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The simplest way is to add "?raw=true" at the end of the link to your file. It redirects you to the "raw.githubusercontent.com" site.
Now, it depends on how you want to use it. If you want to embed the CSS file into an HTML Webpage (or a similar case) then better use the link it redirects you to (open the edited link in your browser and copy the new URL).
In case you need an example of what to expect:
https://github.com/akash-profile/Libraries/main/Material-icons/material-icons.css?raw=true
redirects you to
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/akash-profile/Libraries/main/Material-icons/material-icons.css
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When you apply the "raw" argument to the "raw.githubusercontent.com" file, the server returns a "text/plain" file with the content "404: Not Found" instead.
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#0009e7 [get] Could you correct the link
You talked about raw files
I got this link ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/akash-profile/Libraries/main/Material-icons/material-icons.css ) also tried yours ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/akash-profile/Libraries/main/Material-icons/material-icons.css?raw=true )
When I use it in my html code it says refused to apply styles because MIME type is text/plain strict checking is enabled.
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I will check that.
But first, note that the "?raw=true" is only applied to the first link ("github.com"). The "raw.githubusercontent.com" should not have it, even just to make sure that it does not do something wrong. It should already be a raw, or plain, file.