Css doesn't work everywhere

[Lalabrook]

Hello everybody.
I have had a big problem for 2 days.
I created an application (“Client”) in my site and I created my css file unfortunately the css only applies to my first page (“HomePage.html”) and not to the others … Someone could he help me ??
I put down

• my “settings.py” file
  -the url of my site and my apk
• my “base.html” file
• my Homepage page and my AddPage page (on which the css does not apply)
• and the architecture of my files

Thank you in advance to you

[KenWhitesell]

Please do not post images of code. Post the code directly in the text, between lines of three backtick - ` characters. (A line of ```, then the code, css, or html, then another line of ```.)

Images can’t be searched for text in the forum, the relevant lines of code or template can’t be quoted, and the images aren’t readable by people on all devices.

[mblayman]

I believe the problem is that your template is using a relative path to access the CSS files. Instead of using relative paths (which will break when a user visits mysite.com/foo/ versus mysite.com/foo/bar/ since the path distance is different), you should use the static templatetag that is designed to resolve static assets.

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/templates/builtins/#static

This documentation should show you how to use the proper tag.