RE: Any input on this?
by "Erkens, Carol (LIB)" <cerkens(at)omaha.lib.ne.us>
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If you notice, it's trying to access a file you changed the name to (from
kennel.css to scotia.css). Try killing the kennel.css file (or have them
kill it)
I'm guessing it's in a directory up from where the
http://www.grandane.com/NS.Kennels/index.html is located.
It seems that the server is not set up to default index.html within
www.grandane.com . Try putting your css in a directory, within directory
your structure.
Within your piece of the directory structure put:
Level 1 (your)Index.html
Level 2 (css directory) with scotia.css in it
carol
-----Original Message-----
From: Enright, Maura E Ms CONT USAREC
[mailto:Maura.Enright(at)usarec.army.mil]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 1:52 PM
To: 'carole(at)designs.com'; hwg-style(at)hwg.org; grandane(at)grandane.com
Subject: RE: Any input on this?
Navigator 4.72 does display that error message. Where is kennels.css
located? Is it in another subdirectory?
-----Original Message-----
From: Carole Anne Gay [mailto:carole(at)designs.com]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 1:06 PM
To: hwg-style(at)hwg.org; grandane(at)grandane.com
Subject: Re: Any input on this?
Hi Pat,
<snip>
>
>I tried getting through on http://www.grandane.com myself altho I
rarely
>use this, (everything was fine several months ago when I went this
>route) and lo and behold, as soon as I click, up comes a 404 and the
url
>address http://www.grandane.com changes with "/kennels.css"being
added
>to it.
I think this may have been a hiccup. I tried accessing grandane.com
and got the Crown Web Design home page, which is what I believe the
ISP has set grandane.com to point to. NN 7, IE 6 and Opera 6.05 all
display with no trouble. The layout is consistent for all browsers.
>My ISP is telling me that as CSS is new, Netscape doesn't understand
it
>and that IE doesn't take any notice of it(?????!!) and the best thing
>for me to do, is to remove it from all my pages because using CSS is
the
>problem!
>
Now this is a PROBLEM. If the tech support folks at your ISP are so
unfamiliar with current web technology that they gave you this kind of
answer, I think I'd be looking for a new ISP. JMHO.
Regards,
Carole
>
>Pat Greenfield
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Carole Gay
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