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Explore Stack InternalI'm working on a Windows 8 Metro app and I've found (even on their sample applications where I haven't touched the code) that as you navigate between pages, the top level "default.html" acquires every single js and css file ever loadingloaded during the application's run.
This is causing me a lot of headaches as my css is colliding between difference pages. Am I missing something or is this is serious bug?
I'm working on a Windows 8 Metro app and I've found (even on their sample applications where I haven't touched the code) that as you navigate between pages, the top level "default.html" acquires every single js and css file ever loading during the application's run.
This is causing me a lot of headaches as my css is colliding between difference pages. Am I missing something or is this is serious bug?
I'm working on a Windows 8 Metro app and I've found (even on their sample applications where I haven't touched the code) that as you navigate between pages, the top level "default.html" acquires every single js and css file ever loaded during the application's run.
This is causing me a lot of headaches as my css is colliding between difference pages. Am I missing something or is this is serious bug?
I'm working on a Windows 8 Metro app and I've found (even on their sample applications where I haven't touched the code) that as you navigate between pages, the top level "default.html" acquires every single js and css file ever loading during the application's run.
This is causing me a lot of headaches as my css is colliding between difference pages. Am I missing something or is this is serious bug?
