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Each SQL function and capability should indicate if it is ANSI standard compliant and the version in which it was first found and the earliest version of the database which supported it. SQL-86 SQL-89 SQL-92 SQL:1999 SQL:2003 SQL:2006 SQL:2008 SQL:2011 SQL:2016 SQL:2019

Hi, Sorry about my total lack of technical knowledge. What do you save .css files as? Is it UTF-8 or ANSI? Also in the raspbian distro I'm using it has the option of 'Current Locale(UTF-8)' and 'UTF-8' but not for 'ANSI'. The other options are ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-15, CP1252. And next to the options is another box with CR+LF and you can choose just LF or just CR. I'm trying to use the raspberry pi as a webserver so I can see what my website designs look like on my Apple Ipod. 1. It shows up on the ipod but the css doesn't seem to be linking. 2. I can open it in the Dillo web browser on the raspbian distro and it is working fine. 3. If I type the IP address of my Raspberry PI into my Apple Ipod using the safari browser or my Windows10 using the Edge browser it just loads the basic HTML without any CSS. 4. It works if I just run the files from my local account on Windows, i.e. the same files I have on the raspberry pi but loading them straight from my windows machine and not going through the raspberry pi. I have put everything in the same folder: /var/www I have put a link in the header part of the HTML file for the CSS: <link rel="stylesheet" href="/var/www/smallest.css">