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Old 01-25-2011, 03:40 AM   #253
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yes, the css needs to be "near" the html file. When I say near, I mean that in the html file there will be a link to the css. if the link is simply the name, then the same folder is ok. if the link to the css is something like css/mycssfile.css then this means that you have to either change this link or create a folder with the given name and put the css in there.

But a "blind guess" would be to assume that the html file will look in the same folder for the css. So put it there and if it doesn't work you might want to have a look at the html file itself.
ok many thanks - last night I tried and it did look horrible, it had lost all teh nice formattign. HAving said that, I was a bit in a hurry, and I may have made some mistakes - will try again tonight. Thanks for the tips!
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