Where do the Freeway Pro CSS files exists when they are uploaded to the server?
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In the css folder
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On 28 May 2012, at 20:50, “RavenManiac” email@hidden wrote:
Where do the Freeway Pro CSS files exists when they are uploaded to the server?
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But is the CSS folder uploaded to the server when you publish and upload the files? I’m just trying to figure out how my webpages access the CSS folder online.
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But is the CSS folder uploaded to the server when you publish and upload the files? I’m just trying to figure out how my webpages access the CSS folder online.
Yes if you are using external styles but bear in mind that by default the styling is inline ie within the page itself. If you look in the Head section of a published web page you will see all the styles declared there.
View Source with your Browser to check them out.
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Look at the code in your page for…
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="../css/sheet1.css">
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On 28 May 2012, at 21:24, “RavenManiac” email@hidden wrote:
But is the CSS folder uploaded to the server when you publish and upload the files? I’m just trying to figure out how my webpages access the CSS folder online.
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This is all that I could find in my page source code:
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This is all that I could find in my page source code:
Because you are not using external style sheets.
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Look in the section of your source for…
> >Everything between those two markers is your internal stylesheet, and will
mostly look like this…
body { font-style: italic; }
The only other place to find CSS code beside the external and internal
stylesheets, is inline with the HTML code in the section of your
page code. Like this…
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How and why would I want to create external stylesheets?
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I just found the checkbox to turn on External stylesheets. So why wouldn’t I want to do that?
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Often when I’m checking styles, especially tricky ones, it’s easier to find
them in the source html head (internal stylesheet) so I can see the html
and css together.
Also, any style in the internal stylesheet will over-ride the same style
attribute in the external stylesheet. This may come in handy if you want to
over-ride the external stylesheet on a particular page. In any case, it is
good to know how the Cascade Order in CSS works.
Also also, I might create a page in Freeway Pro, then open the generated
code in an app like Coda to tweak my styling right there before going back
Freeway to finish it. Having the style code right there is a time saver.
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Ernie Simpson
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I just found the checkbox to turn on External stylesheets. So why wouldn’t
I want to do that?
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