<p>I just uploaded my website on my server and I have a problem regarding the admin area. When I arrive on the /admin page, no CSS and no JS have been loaded (after inspection, they all 404'd).</p>

<p>Is there any way to fix this like in the general config ? Thanks a lot !</p>

<p>EDIT :</p>

<p>The .htaccess is working (404 act differently). </p>

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2015-06-11T21:44:58.020Z
Are you running Apache/nginx? Have you renamed the `htaccess` file to `.htaccess`?
Brad Bell
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2015-06-11T21:50:55.583Z
yup, and I renamed it. The point is that my website is working, but the dashboard isnt
ovesco
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2015-06-11T21:51:20.097Z
So it's Apache?
Brad Bell
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2015-06-11T21:51:50.897Z
Edit : If It can help, the problem seems to be in the dynamic routes loading the assets. I believe there's some parameters to override in general config but none of them worked for now.
ovesco
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2015-06-12T00:32:01.073Z
Take a peek at apache's access/error logs after you hit the dashboard, there might be some clues in there to help lead  you to what's going on. A missing image could actually masquerade as a 403 for example...
RitterKnight
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Admin area can't load any assets
# Admin area can't load any assets

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-06-11)

I just uploaded my website on my server and I have a problem regarding the admin area. When I arrive on the /admin page, no CSS and no JS have been loaded (after inspection, they all 404'd).

Is there any way to fix this like in the general config ? Thanks a lot !

EDIT :

The .htaccess is working (404 act differently).

**Tags:** assets, admin

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you running Apache/nginx? Have you renamed the `htaccess` file to `.htaccess`?  
> **username_0**: yup, and I renamed it. The point is that my website is working, but the dashboard isnt  
> **username_1**: So it's Apache?  
> **username_0**: Edit : If It can help, the problem seems to be in the dynamic routes loading the assets. I believe there's some parameters to override in general config but none of them worked for now.  
> **username_2**: Take a peek at apache's access/error logs after you hit the dashboard, there might be some clues in there to help lead  you to what's going on. A missing image could actually masquerade as a 403 for example...  

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