Been trying to get this sorted, but no matter what I do to the css file, nothing changes on the page![]()
All files are at the bottom of the page - www.dorsetdog.com/test
Trying to get the calendar to look something like
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Been trying to get this sorted, but no matter what I do to the css file, nothing changes on the page![]()
All files are at the bottom of the page - www.dorsetdog.com/test
Trying to get the calendar to look something like
![]()
Last edited by Mark Ellis; 08-01-2012 at 11:40 AM. Reason: resolved
Hi there Mark Ellis,
your link, unfortunately, is not working.
Can you check it out?
coothead
Sorry, which link? The page link of http://www.dorsetdog.com/test works for me
Hi there
Firefox gives me this...
Server not found...for that link.
coothead
I don't know what's going on there then.
I use Chrome. But opened Firefox, and it went straight to the page requested. Then I tried it in IE 9 and again it was fine. You're not with Tiscali talktalk by any chance? It is a Google sites website, and a friend on talktalk occasionally has issues with anything Google.
But I've now added a direct link in the navigation - go to www.dorsetdog.com and you'll see test on its own on the right hand side of the navigation
Thanks
Hi there Mark Ellis,
I am with "Orange", formerly "Wanadoo", formerly "Freeserve".
Well, I don't know what a "Google sites website" is.It is a Google sites website.....
I do know, though, that my "Windows 7" pc does not contain anything of "Google", either in the
"Registry" or in the "Files".
I also tried my old "Windows XP" pc, which has not been cleansed but had similar results...
Server not found
My suggestion is that you take this problem, and the one in your original post, to "Google" itself.
There are probably some procedures that you have omitted to do.
coothead
Must be just you coot head, mines getting the site
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However, the first question is, if the CSS is external, which I think it is, do you know it is linked correctly?
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With all the files in the same folder on my pc - if I put a load of resets at the top of the CSS file, then the calendar contents is moved over to the left - so the HTML must be picking up the CSS
My htm file (as attached at the bottom of the test page) is
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<title>Calendar</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="calendar.js"></script>
<link href="jec-grey.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" >
</head>
When used on the Google sites then the JS and CSS links have the dorsetdog links
Well what is the actuall CSS in the external file? It could be to do with the code.
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