Andrew Williams wrote:
Internet Explorer works fine, and both browsers render correctly on the old website.
You're saying that the NS stylesheet you're using now worked in netscape?
Basically at the root of my folders I have two DTML methods (global_css_IE and global_css_NS) which I reference in my standard_html_header by (LINK rel="stylesheet" HREF="<dtml-var "global_css_NS.absolute_url()">" type="text/css")
Although I assume that you select for one or the other: you don't have a link to the IE & NS stylesheets in the same page.
I know I'm getting it because I can look at the html from the page and see the address of the zope server in the HREF tag. However, some of my styles are not rendering in netscape, for example: (H2 {color: rgb(120,0,0);text-align: center;font: bold 16pt "Times New Roman";})
Have you added: <dtml-call "RESPONSE.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/css')"> to the first line of global_css_NS? Also, one problem you may be having is the way netscape caches LINK. For testing purposes, it's best to a. turn off NS's cache and/or b. set it to zero. Good luck, -- ethan mindlace fremen mindlace@imeme.net zope -&- imap email -&- mailing list weave your web with the web at http://imeme.net
Also, one problem you may be having is the way netscape caches LINK. For testing purposes, it's best to a. turn off NS's cache and/or b. set it to zero.
If you clean Netscape's cache, remember to first "Clean disk cache", then "Clean memory cache", then again "Clean disk cache" and finally "Clean memory cache", I have to do this on Linux for some strange reason. The ultimate way is to make some sort of script that deletes the entire cache directory when you quit netscape, just to pop up netscape again. -Morten
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