A way to use document as CSS link ?

i’ve read some posts where people seem to got it working using
rel="stylesheet" href="[~id~]" type="text/css" media="screen"

it doesn’t work for me, is there another way to do it ? i have the doc set to text/css

Quote from: gspark at Feb 11, 2007, 07:58 AM

i’ve read some posts where people seem to got it working using
rel="stylesheet" href="[~id~]" type="text/css" media="screen"

it doesn’t work for me, is there another way to do it ? i have the doc set to text/css

I hope we shouldn’t take the href="[~id~]" bit literaly, because that would translate to the current document. You need to set it to the id of the document which contains the css. So if for instance your css document has an id of 211 you would use href="[~211~]""

I did use the [~12~] i only used id as an example
even though it’s set to the document with the css it does not work

i think i know what the problem is, the image path in stylesheet need to be modified ?

Whats the Template of your CSS-document? I think it should be set to "blank"...

i got it working, it was the css images, i had it set to /images but changed it to assets/templates path