Jack_Sparrow wrote Hows this?

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idk whether I'm being daft here, but surely having an internal stylesheet shouldn't make much different compared to having it external?

The CSS you included is what I already have in my external stylesheet.

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Jack_Sparrow wrote Hows this?

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put space in

idk whether I'm being daft here, but surely having an internal stylesheet shouldn't make much different compared to having it external?

The CSS you included is what I already have in my external stylesheet.

I've never really done it like that. ive always had it on the same file.

Jack_Sparrow wrote I've never really done it like that. ive always had it on the same file.

Having an external stylesheet will allow me to use one file across multiple pages, like having a site theme.

-Deano wrote

Jack_Sparrow wrote I've never really done it like that. ive always had it on the same file.

Having an external stylesheet will allow me to use one file across multiple pages, like having a site theme.

hmm yeah that makes sense. I don't see why that should make a difference though

Jack_Sparrow wrote

-Deano wrote

Jack_Sparrow wrote I've never really done it like that. ive always had it on the same file.

Having an external stylesheet will allow me to use one file across multiple pages, like having a site theme.

hmm yeah that makes sense. I don't see why that should make a difference though

If I made one change to something that is constant across all of my pages, instead of updating it one time in my external stylesheet, I would I have to update it for every single page that used it.

Ideally, you should only really use an internal stylesheet if the particular page is different to the theme of the rest of the website. At least that's what I'm told/have been taught.

Drop me a PM with your css page code, and i'll see what I can do.

It's been a while since i've messed with HTML/CSS but i'll see what I can do.

-Deano wrote

Jack_Sparrow wrote

-Deano wrote

Jack_Sparrow wrote I've never really done it like that. ive always had it on the same file.

Having an external stylesheet will allow me to use one file across multiple pages, like having a site theme.

hmm yeah that makes sense. I don't see why that should make a difference though

If I made one change to something that is constant across all of my pages, instead of updating it one time in my external stylesheet, I would I have to update it for every single page that used it.

Ideally, you should only really use an internal stylesheet if the particular page is different to the theme of the rest of the website. At least that's what I'm told/have been taught.

oh yes, i do remember now. I had 4/5 pages on my site and i did have a seperate page for the css. However i dont have it on me.

I dont recall the problems you are having though. Pm Forest and he'll help

Some people prefer having an external style-sheet as it is much more clean and, I think, efficient.

I would just use an external one but separate pages with classes.

-FMWK