Brian, I hope that you have allready resolved your external CSS problem,
but if not, here is a solution from a quite different angle.
You clearly refer to < . . . HREF="Active.css">
take SPECIAL note of the "A" in capital form. No problem at all there.
But consider that Windows does NOT differentiate between CAPS and
non-caps. Unix most certainly does ! Active.css, ACTIVE.css, and
active.css are one and the same thing under windows. Three entirely
different files under Unix. If your FTP is converting to all non-caps
during upload, your local test html will be just fine, on-line version
will not locate the file.
I hope this helps you
Tony - Sweden
Steve Fulton wrote:
>
> The link in your original example worked fine. Are you sure your browser has
> CSS enabled (if it's NS4, JavaScript has to be enabled too)? I tried your
> original example with IE4, IE5.5, NS4, NS6 and Opera5. They all used the
> style sheet, although some things didn't work because of the invalid CSS.
>
> BTW, if the negative margin-top in PRE.programlisting is a workaround for
> NS4's horrible CSS box model handling, you should be aware that other
> browsers which don't have its shortcomings might render the first line of
> the listing over the last line of any preceding content.
>
> =-=-=
> Steve
> -=-=-
>
> "Brian King" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > Your CSS is invalid--...
> >
> > Good point. I ran it through the W3C validator and corrected it. It
> > had no impact. It still appears that the file is just not being
> > recognised. Here is the new CSS.
