There could be several reasons for this issue. Here are some possible causes:
Wrong configuration of static files in Django settings.py: Make sure that you have correctly defined the STATICURL and STATICFILESDIRS in your settings.py file.
Incorrectly placed static files: Check that the static files are placed in the correct location. They should be located in a directory named 'static' at the root of your Django project.
Incorrectly referenced static files in React: Ensure that the references to your static files in your React components are correct. Check if any typos or incorrect URLs are present.
Caching issues: If you have recently made changes to your static files, you may need to clear your cache to see the changes.
Permissions: Make sure that the user running the Django server has permission to access the static files.
Check if the server is configured to serve static files: Django's development server does not serve static files by default. You may need to configure your server to serve static files.
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Asked: 2023-06-28 02:19:32 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 28 '23
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