When I run:
$('#id').load('http://example.com/css.css');
I get all the css properties inside css.css, but if the file is having a protocol-relative source url, for example:
.logo { background-image: url('//www.foo.com/logo.png'); }
The response text will be:
.logo { background-image: url('www.foo.com//www.foo.com/logo.png'); }
I am willing to get the css file as is, without overwriting any of the URLs inside it.