Tell me what you think...

[Gigaman2003]

Originally Posted by Otaku

I'm wondering... how can I make it so that .html files under different folders all access the same .css file? I don't want to have 7 or 8 copies of the same .css file on the website if I can help it.

explains the minimalist design.

you can use implicit or explicit paths in your external css declaration if you didnt know.

e.g.
if our structure was
./
../
-index.php
home/
-index.php
style/
-default.css

if you don't already know, you link to an external css file using

<style type="text/css" href="(place link here)" />

IMPLICIT
a file in /home would link to
../style/default.css

a file in / would link to
style/default.css

a file in /style would ink to
default.css

or you could just link to http://www.yoursite.com/style/default.css for simplicity, but sacrifice your site's portability.

[Otaku]

Lets see if I can remember the tree...


/
-/divisions
--/manu
--/digi
-/07season
-/06season


so for something in /divisions/manu, would I do this:

<style type="text/css">@import"../../style.css";</style>

?

[Gigaman2003]

why not just <style type="text/css" href="../../style.css" /> ?

also this would only work if your style is in the root /

[Otaku]

Uh, I was just copying what I wrote in the html files before, but no reason not to change it, really.

Yeah, the style.css will be in the root folder.


Thanks.


Also....

Check the link agian. I fixed some small content stuff (like the "I don't know who 177 is" part on the main page), and changed the style/header. It's blue-er now (to match our team's color scheme).

Once again, though...

http://robotics.gweaver.net

[pheadxdll]

Ew frames. Is their a need for them?

[Gigaman2003]

wonder what i was thinking, its <link rel="text/css" href="blah.css" />
my bad.

[Otaku]

I'm just using the same code I had before. It works, so that's all that matters to me, really.

Thanks anyways. =]