[css-d] CSS between local and server

2006-11-05 Thread Mark Fellowes
I'm creating some menu's and they look fine locally.  When I upload them to 
the server they are completely different.  I know I'm not supplying much 
information here , but what are some reasons for this behaviour ?

TIA
Mark
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Re: [css-d] CSS between local and server

2006-11-05 Thread Steve Clason
Mark Fellowes wrote:
 I'm creating some menu's and they look fine locally.  When I upload them to 
 the server they are completely different.  I know I'm not supplying much 
 information here , but what are some reasons for this behaviour ?

Could be:

1. the css isn't on the server;
2. the server delivers .css files as something other than text/css;
3. the link to the style sheet on the page references your hard drive;
4. something else.

It's impossible to give a definitive answer without seeing it. Can you 
provide a URL?
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Steve Clason
Web Design  Development
Boulder, Colorado, USA
www.topdogstrategy.com
(303)818-8590
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Re: [css-d] CSS between local and server

2006-11-05 Thread Dark Ambient
On 11/5/06, Steve Clason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Mark Fellowes wrote:
  I'm creating some menu's and they look fine locally.  When I upload them
 to the server they are completely different.  I know I'm not supplying much
 information here , but what are some reasons for this behaviour ?

 Could be:

 1. the css isn't on the server;
 2. the server delivers .css files as something other than text/css;
 3. the link to the style sheet on the page references your hard drive;
 4. something else.

 It's impossible to give a definitive answer without seeing it. Can you
 provide a URL?
 --
 Steve Clason
 Web Design  Development
 Boulder, Colorado, USA
 www.topdogstrategy.com
 (303)818-8590


Steve , thanks , another reason (which seemed to slip from my mind) is
clearing the browser cache.  :)

btw, Broomfield here!

Stuart
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