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put your css at template.css &nbsp;of your template
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put your css at template.css  of your template

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try your article css to have only classes
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try your article css to have only classes

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Shift + F5 did it :) thanks
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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I've made a landing page for in straight HTML &amp;&nbsp;CSS. &nbsp;I want to paste the html into an article page (using code view) and add the css to the template.css file. &nbsp;Related images &amp;&nbsp;assets are placed in images\stories...<br />
<br />
When I do this &nbsp;none of the images (using image tags) and background images (using css) appear. &nbsp;The dims &amp;&nbsp;positioning seems to be rendered fine but none of the paths seems to work. &nbsp;the site uses a RokBox them but I don't see how this would affect file paths as the syntax I use is identical to the template.css syntax. &nbsp;So.. is it possible that trying to embed html with external css simply doesn't work in Joomla? &nbsp;Seems to me it should work. &nbsp;Where should I <br />
start in the troubleshooting?<br />
BTW it's Joomla 1.5<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
HNM
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Hi Experts,

I've made a landing page for in straight HTML & CSS.  I want to paste the html into an article page (using code view) and add the css to the template.css file.  Related images & assets are placed in images\stories...

When I do this  none of the images (using image tags) and background images (using css) appear.  The dims & positioning seems to be rendered fine but none of the paths seems to work.  the site uses a RokBox them but I don't see how this would affect file paths as the syntax I use is identical to the template.css syntax.  So.. is it possible that trying to embed html with external css simply doesn't work in Joomla?  Seems to me it should work.  Where should I 
start in the troubleshooting?
BTW it's Joomla 1.5

Thanks,

HNM

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