no CSS files in the root

[LBA]

This happened once before, but I don't recall the solution. I'm
publishing By Asset Type. For some reason, my published index.html file
is referencing site.css and style.css in the HTML folder, rather than
producing 2 CSS files for the root folder, which is what it should be
doing. This is a problem because the HTML folder will be password
protected and the home page will not.... so the home page needs access
to its own unprotected CSS files. Other than hand edit the home page,
how can this be remedied?

Laurence

[Micah Klesick \(www.learnNOF.com\)]

Move the CSS files to where you want them, they will then stay there.

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"LBA" <webdesigns@no2spamabramsnet.com> wrote in message
news:f9d93d$7pt1@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
> This happened once before, but I don't recall the solution. I'm
> publishing By Asset Type. For some reason, my published index.html file
> is referencing site.css and style.css in the HTML folder, rather than
> producing 2 CSS files for the root folder, which is what it should be
> doing. This is a problem because the HTML folder will be password
> protected and the home page will not.... so the home page needs access to
> its own unprotected CSS files. Other than hand edit the home page, how
> can this be remedied?
>
> Laurence

[Allison Moore]

> For some reason, my published index.html file
> is referencing site.css and style.css in the HTML folder, rather than
> producing 2 CSS files for the root folder, which is what it should be
> doing.

I think I recall that it has something to do with Netscape
compatibility. If so, then check your setting in
Tools | Options | Current site |General tab | Site
generation|Change
Make sure that Netscape Navigator 4.x is -not- checked.

Allison

[LBA]

Excellent memory, Allison... and now I recall that discussion, too.
Although... Netscape was already unchecked... so I checked it... and
then the file changed from ./html/site.css to ./site.css. Thanks!

Laurence



Allison Moore wrote:
>> For some reason, my published index.html file is referencing site.css
>> and style.css in the HTML folder, rather than producing 2 CSS files
>> for the root folder, which is what it should be doing.
>
> I think I recall that it has something to do with Netscape
> compatibility. If so, then check your setting in
> Tools | Options | Current site |General tab | Site generation|Change
> Make sure that Netscape Navigator 4.x is -not- checked.
>
> Allison
>
>

[Allison Moore]

> Excellent memory, Allison... and now I recall that discussion, too.
> Although... Netscape was already unchecked... so I checked it... and
> then the file changed from ./html/site.css to ./site.css. Thanks!

Glad you got it worked out. :-)

Allison