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How do I setup a virtual directory at my ISP? <br />
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My actual structure is<br />
mycss.css is in directory styles<br />
I refer as following depending on level<br />
href=styles/mycss.css<br />
href=../styles/mycss.css<br />
href=../../styles/mycss.cs<wbr />s<br />
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Only the second works.<br />
Thanks fpr your reply<br />
Eugen<br />
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How do I setup a virtual directory at my ISP?

My actual structure is
mycss.css is in directory styles
I refer as following depending on level
href=styles/mycss.css
href=../styles/mycss.css
href=../../styles/mycss.css

Only the second works.
Thanks fpr your reply
Eugen



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I use linked css in my pages. IE4 works fine.<br />
Netscape displays background images defined in the css only on one link level.<br />
Example:<br />
href=&quot;styles/LiedDB.css: background not displayed<br />
href=&quot;../LiedDB.css: background are displayed<br />
href=&quot;../../LiedDB.css: background not displayed<br />
<br />
Any Solutions?<br />
Thanks<br />
Eugen<br />
<br />
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I use linked css in my pages. IE4 works fine.
Netscape displays background images defined in the css only on one link level.
Example:
href="styles/LiedDB.css: background not displayed
href="../LiedDB.css: background are displayed
href="../../LiedDB.css: background not displayed

Any Solutions?
Thanks
Eugen




Netscape 4 and CSS

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