Christian Seberino wrote:
When I display a local file in Apache..
e.g. file://path/to/some/file.html
It doesn't use a CSS style sheet.
Is there a way to apply some CSS style sheet to ALL local
files Apache displays? Is there some system wide way
to do this?
Well for one, to be technical, Apache doesn't display anything, your
browser does (Firefox, Mozilla, IE [ *uigh* ], etc)
So it's up to your browser to find the file (or make the HTTP GET
request) appropriately based on the information in the HTML.
Now if your CSS is not inline in your HTML (and is a seperate download)
then if you don't have it in the same "relative" path as your HTML as
you would find it on the filesystem (becoz files and directories can be
mapped to different locations in Apache's configuration files) then
you'll have to use a symlink farm so your browser can find them on the
filesystem, just the same.
On the otherhand, it may just be that your broser, as you say, doesn't
do CSS for file:// URLs !?!?
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