This has very little to do with Cocoa and so you're probably on the
wrong list. /rbi8.css specifies a CSS file located in the root
directory which is not what you want. Read up on how paths/URLs work
with HTML. You want something more like ../rbi8.css
On 3 Nov 2009, at 09:31, Philip Juel Borges wrote:
Hi!
I'm new to iPhone development. But loving it!
In my project I have added folders to the resource folder. The
structure looks like this.
TOC.html
rbi8.css
data
I
I--ge
I--1.html
I--2.html
I--3.html
Now, all my html files use css for styling. As you can see I have
one such file called rbi8.css. I would like to have that file
contain all my css style, so I if I change the style in that file it
changes the style of all my html files in the various folders.
I thought I could solve the situation by putting this code in my
html files:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" src="/rbi8.css">
My problem:
This doesn't work. In my html files I can refer forward in my data
directory, but not backwards.
Hope you can help.
--Philip
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