Apache2/WinXP/CSS

26/09/2005, 03h01

I'm trying to locate information on how to impliment the ability to use CSS.
I have Apache2 on Windows XP Home.

26/09/2005, 03h47

On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in
news:NDIZe.9883$eH2.6353@fe02.lga:

> I'm trying to locate information on how to impliment the ability
> to use CSS. I have Apache2 on Windows XP Home.

Apache 1 and 2 can already do that. If you're looking for information
on how to create and use style sheets in your html documents, there are
many books and on-line resources. Try <http://www.w3schools.com/>.

26/09/2005, 04h11

26/09/2005, 06h03

On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in
news:RFJZe.9929$eH2.3262@fe02.lga:

> That's kind of what I thought, but I can't seem to get the style
> sheet to work. I have looked at the site below plus i have an
> ebook on it as well. I'll keep looking though. Thanks...

Actually, I don't think the web server has much to do with it - I think
most or all of CSS is implemented by the browser. The style sheet sits
on the server, the html document tells the browser where and what it
is, and the browser does the rest. I think you should elsewhere than
the web server for CSS problems.

27/09/2005, 20h56

Nil <rednoise@REMOVETHIScomcast.net> wrote:

> On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in
> news:RFJZe.9929$eH2.3262@fe02.lga:
>> ...
>> I can't seem to get the style sheet to work...
>
> Actually, I don't think the web server has much to do with it

The server is merely responsible for setting the correct mime type for
external stylesheets when serving to the UA.

If the server is suspect, try a little inline style first - then implement
using <style> in the <head> before using as an externally linked/imported
file.

--
William Tasso

26/09/2005, 03h01	#1
Lee Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Apache2/WinXP/CSS I'm trying to locate information on how to impliment the ability to use CSS. I have Apache2 on Windows XP Home.

26/09/2005, 03h47	#2
Nil Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Apache2/WinXP/CSS On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in news:NDIZe.9883$eH2.6353@fe02.lga: > I'm trying to locate information on how to impliment the ability > to use CSS. I have Apache2 on Windows XP Home. Apache 1 and 2 can already do that. If you're looking for information on how to create and use style sheets in your html documents, there are many books and on-line resources. Try <http://www.w3schools.com/>.

26/09/2005, 04h11	#3
Lee Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Apache2/WinXP/CSS

26/09/2005, 06h03	#4
Nil Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Apache2/WinXP/CSS On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in news:RFJZe.9929$eH2.3262@fe02.lga: > That's kind of what I thought, but I can't seem to get the style > sheet to work. I have looked at the site below plus i have an > ebook on it as well. I'll keep looking though. Thanks... Actually, I don't think the web server has much to do with it - I think most or all of CSS is implemented by the browser. The style sheet sits on the server, the html document tells the browser where and what it is, and the browser does the rest. I think you should elsewhere than the web server for CSS problems.

27/09/2005, 20h56	#5
William Tasso Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Apache2/WinXP/CSS Nil <rednoise@REMOVETHIScomcast.net> wrote: > On 25 Sep 2005, "Lee" <leespires@charter.net> wrote in > news:RFJZe.9929$eH2.3262@fe02.lga: >> ... >> I can't seem to get the style sheet to work... > > Actually, I don't think the web server has much to do with it The server is merely responsible for setting the correct mime type for external stylesheets when serving to the UA. If the server is suspect, try a little inline style first - then implement using <style> in the <head> before using as an externally linked/imported file. -- William Tasso

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