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I designed a nice page using div's and css and wanted to start using it for a client. i design in Dreamweaver 8 and after I designed the page and viewed it in the browser it looked great. I then used ftp and put it up on the server as index.htm. When I put in URL in browser URL window, my page comes up but the CSS has not been applied. All I get is the unordered lists, texts, etc. on the extreme left side of page
(not color, or design elements show. Help? Jooeee
Sep 12 '06 #1
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Banfa
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Did you upload the css file as well as the HTML file?

Is the path to the CSS file in the HTML file correct or is it accidentally trying to point at your hard drive?
Sep 12 '06 #2

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