THanks. Sorry but I don't know how to auto put my answers in the text,
so I will give my response wright away below. I am running windows
(98,NT)
I had already done so as you suggest, but the result is the same.
Could it be that my browser (Mozilla 1.4) does not have CSS support or
that the "/" is interpreted differently in windows (note: the site was
made using quantaplus on linux I guess) than under linux ? I already
tried to change the source trying d:/.../style/...css or changing the
"/" to "\" but composer does not even complain when I put a completely
insance path there ??

So I thought mozilla needed a CSS plugin. I tried here
http://cascades.mozdev.org/installation.html but it doen't seem to
work.
Searched the whole net but helas, no CSS plugins.

Jolato.

Carlos Ferreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> jolato wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > I would like to use a source file from an existing website as a
> > template for designing my homesite.
> > When I load this file in composer (Mozilla 1.4), it is presented in a
> > very different way than the original website. For instance, menu's are
> > at the bottom in stead of at the top. Colours and layouts are not
> > presented.
> 
> That's normal. Content and layout/colours are in different files. You
> only saved the content.
> 
> > The result should look like www.vosberg.be
> > I did 'page source' in the browser and copied the result to a file
> > 'index.shtml'
> > Then opened this file in composer.
> 
> Note those lines in the source :
> 
> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print"
> href="/style/printer.css"/>
> <style type="text/css">
>         /*<![CDATA[*/
>         @import url("/style/layout.css");
>         @import url("/style/content.css");
>               @import url("/style/menu.css");
>         /*]]>*/
>         </style>
> 
> You need to save those four css files.
> 
> http://www.vosberg.be/style/printer.css and so on.
> 
> > Thanks for any help or hint. I am new to composer but not to web
> > editing.
> 
> And err, that page is XHTML 1.1. Composer creates HTML 4.01 Transitional
> pages.

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