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external css file loading but not being applied

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It might be a bit of a crazy guess, but if you add in the attribute type="text/css" does that make any difference? Also, what's the encoding on the CSS file and the html document?

As a last check, have you considered downloading the file and making a local copy? Just to ensure that there's nothing between your network and Hypernumbers causing issues?

David Thomas  2010-10-03 16:08:55
Good suggestion, I tried that and it doesn't make any difference :(
Gordon Guthrie  2010-10-03 16:12:05
@Gordon, well, shoot... =|
David Thomas  2010-10-03 16:20:03
@David - well I did discover that Opera will give you lovely error messages for all your CSS typos so I did manage to fix up half a dozen little niggly things that *might have become bugs* which is schweet :)
Gordon Guthrie  2010-10-03 16:39:32

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