I'm having troubles with my style sheets bundling after deployment to IIS. I've created a simple solution to demonstrate my problem.
I've created a simple test project (VS 2012, MVC 4) with a single controller and a view containing an "Hello World" string.
I've created a (test) CSS under the content folder with simple simple color changing
Content\helloWorldCss\helloWorldStyle.css
Then, I've edited my BundleConfig.cs class and added the path to my CSS as a new bundle:
bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/helloWorldCss").Include("~/Content/helloWorldCss/helloWorldStyle.css"));
Then, I've added the new bundle to my the _Layout.cshtml:
@Styles.Render("~/Content/helloWorldCss")
When I run my application via VS (or Page inspector) my CSS is being applied successfully and everything seems to be OK. However, when I publish/deploy my project to IIS (through VS), I can view my HTML but my CSS is not being applied. The following file exists after deployment:
Content\helloWorldCss\helloWorldStyle.css
What really puzzles me is that when I alter my _Layout.cshtml and add a "regular" ref to the same CSS instead of using the bundle ref, the CSS is applied after publishing without any issues.
<link href="@Url.Content("~/Content/helloWorldCss/helloWorldStyle.css")" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />*
I will appreciate any help and advice on this.
I think you've got a name collision here. ASP.NET MVC will create a file on http://example.org/Content/helloWorldCss after minification and you already have a folder with the same path. Can you try it again after renaming your bundle?
BundleConfig.cs:
bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/helloWorld").Include("~/Content/helloWorldCss/helloWorldStyle.css"));
_Layout.cshtml:
@Styles.Render("~/Content/helloWorld")
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