The Content-Type Header Explained (with examples) | Web Development Tutorial
In this video we take a look at the Content-Type header part of the HTTP protocol. In a nutshell, the Content-Type header indicates what kind of data (MIME Type) is being sent.
As an example, we'll be setting the Content-Type as "application/json" in a PHP script which returns a JSON string. We then use a similar technique to output CSS without creating a ".css" file.
The Content-Type should be used to make your server-side code "proper". It also allows you to create dynamic resources (i.e. images, style sheets, JavaScript etc.)
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