I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master page,
so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't display
the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
6  1636 
On Sep 27, 8:48 am, "Giganews" <br...@berzerke r-soft.comwrote:
I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master page,
so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't display
the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
Hi Bryce
Try this:
<link runat="server" href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
The tilde won't resolve to your application root unless it's a server-
side control.
Chris
This is an issue that is discussed at length in the forums at asp.net.
"Giganews" <br***@berzerke r-soft.comwrote in message
news:iO******** *************** *******@giganew s.com...
I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master
page, so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't
display the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
I bet you are not telling us the truth..... :)
You probably refer to reset-min.css without first slash. Like
<link href="css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
This is called relative path and it refers to the path relative you current
page location.
so for "http://www.myserver.co m/folder1/page1.asp" css/reset-min.css will
refer to file "http://www.myserver.co m/folder1/css/reset-min.css"
Just make sure you have it as you wrote it here... with first slash like
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
then it's going to be absolute path and refer to http://www.myserver.com/css/reset-min.css
George
"Giganews" <br***@berzerke r-soft.comwrote in message
news:iO******** *************** *******@giganew s.com...
I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master
page, so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't
display the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
Chris Fulstow wrote:
On Sep 27, 8:48 am, "Giganews" <br...@berzerke r-soft.comwrote:
>I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master page,
so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't display
the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
Hi Bryce
Try this:
<link runat="server" href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
The tilde won't resolve to your application root unless it's a server-
side control.
Thanks. that worked like a charm. Should have thought to do the
runat="server" bit...
clintonG wrote:
This is an issue that is discussed at length in the forums at asp.net.
Thanks. I'd visited asp.net before, but not the forums. I'll be checking
that out from now on. Thanks
"Giganews" <br***@berzerke r-soft.comwrote in message
news:iO******** *************** *******@giganew s.com...
>I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master
page, so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't
display the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
George Ter-Saakov wrote:
I bet you are not telling us the truth..... :)
You probably refer to reset-min.css without first slash. Like
<link href="css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
That's entirely possible. I thought I had tried it with the slash in
front, but might have been incorrect.
This is called relative path and it refers to the path relative you current
page location.
so for "http://www.myserver.co m/folder1/page1.asp" css/reset-min.css will
refer to file "http://www.myserver.co m/folder1/css/reset-min.css"
Just make sure you have it as you wrote it here... with first slash like
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
then it's going to be absolute path and refer to
http://www.myserver.com/css/reset-min.css
George
"Giganews" <br***@berzerke r-soft.comwrote in message
news:iO******** *************** *******@giganew s.com...
>I've got a master page, with stylesheets on it defined as such:
<link href="/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
problem is, I have pages in different folders that link to that master
page, so any page that's not in the same folder as the master page, don't
display the css. I've tried the following:
<link href="~/css/reset-min.css" rel="stylesheet " media="all" />
which didn't work.
This did work
<link href="<%= ResolveUrl("~/css/reset-min.css") %>" rel="stylesheet "
media="all" />
But the styles don't show up in design.
Hints/tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bryce
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