Ruby on Rails

All I can find in this guide is the original response.headers["header"]
= "whatever", that I posted in my question. This doesn't work for most
common headers for me, including Location redirects, Set-Cookie, and
Content-Type, which I am assuming happens because rails uses these
headers again later down the line.

For example, when I do this:
response.headers["Content-type"] = "text/css"
render :text => css

the final content-type header which comes out of the application is
"Content-type: utf8; text/html"

However, when I do this

render :text => css, :content-type => "text/css", the final header is
what I want, "Content-type: utf8; text/css"

I can't do this for every header, like set-cookie, location redirects,
status codes, etc, I need to mass assign headers for this, which brings
us back to my original question. (and yes I would rewrite cookie names
to prevent against xss).

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