Fix : unstyled header on Track Order page - #958
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Hey @adithyan-css, whenever you get a sec @adithyan-css, this one's ready to go just the one line fix, tested it against the other pages' headers and it matches now. |
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Fixes #943
Turns out the Track Order page never linked the site's main style.css — it only had its own track.css. Since all the header styling (logo, nav links, theme toggle, cart) actually lives in style.css, the header was just showing up as plain unstyled text and links.
Fix was simple, just added the missing link tag before track.css so the shared styles load first:
Tested it locally, header looks and behaves exactly like it does on the other pages now.