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completely missed this, shad says its located here
http://northflare.com/inc/stlye.css well shad's href is spelt style, it needs renaming. |
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Hard linking it worked this time around, but what if I don't want to do that? Why isn't the relative path working? Is my only option to put the css file in the same folder? And if so that begs the question, why wasn't it working before.
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you spelt it stlye
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tips:
If you don't want to use an absolute url... 1)And the Style Sheet is in the same directory as the Index file you only need to label as follows: href="filename.css" (why? because the index is already in that directory and calling a file is relative to that directory) [or] 2)The Index file is in "public_html" and the StyleSheet is in a folder called styles you could label the href as follows: href="/styles/style.css" (why? b/c once again you have to think relative to the directory the index file is in... if it's in a different folder you need to specifiy the folder and the filename)
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Last edited by Brandonnn; May 25th, 2007 at 8:34 PM. |
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