Hi,

I have a page done in HTML 4.01 Strict.  I've noticed that on Mozilla, it
doesn't load the my external stylesheet, no matter if I attach it via 'link'
or '@import'.  I don't want to have to use embedded style sheets.  How can I
get around this?

Aaron

Aaron wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a page done in HTML 4.01 Strict.  I've noticed that on
> Mozilla, it doesn't load the my external stylesheet, no matter if I
> attach it via 'link' or '@import'.  I don't want to have to use
> embedded style sheets.  How can I get around this?

Is your hosting service delivering it as type="text/css"? If not, Gecko
browsers won't treat it as a CSS. (Although they can still read it).

You may need to ask your hosting service to change.

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Aaron wrote:

> I have a page done in HTML 4.01 Strict.  I've noticed that on Mozilla, it
> doesn't load the my external stylesheet, no matter if I attach it via
> 'link'
> or '@import'.  I don't want to have to use embedded style sheets.  How can
> I get around this?

Without a URI to check I'll have to guess.

Configure your webserver to it tells Mozilla that it is a CSS file and not a
plain text file or a point plus file.

How you do this depends on the httpd software you use.

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Iamhavingthissameproblem.CananyonetellmehowtoconfigureTomcat
todeliverthestylesheetastext/cssratherthantext/plain?Thereisno
statichttpdserverinvolved.

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