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Be honest: you're trolling, or you're clueless? I can display a page with 5 different stylesheets on my IE or whichever browser locally, no need for a server. KMA. |
#22
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KMA. BTW, you are correct, I was not. Setup problem. If you were wrong, then what's the "KMA" for? I am neither a troll, nor clueless. Just mistaken. |
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I created an external stylesheet file 'styles.css' and an html file that includes the line: LINK REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="styles.css>" Both the .css file and the html file reside on my local PC. When I open the html file with IE6 the styles are not seen in the webpage. Everything looks fine if I upload the .css and html files to my web server. Any ideas on why the styles don't appear on my local PC? |
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O.K. I've partially solved my problem. When I created my '.css' file I used Notepad saving it as 'styles.css' and type Text Document. Apparently there's a hidden '.txt' extension at the end of the file because when I change my link line to: LINK REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="styles.css.txt>" the styles show up when I view the html file in IE6 browser. New question: How do I create a '.css' file without the '.txt' extension? |
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