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Thread began 7/29/2012 5:10 pm by peter.the.gondolier441155 | Last modified 7/30/2012 1:54 am by JamieEff | 696 views | 1 replies |

peter.the.gondolier441155

Dreamwever cs 5.5

I'm reorganizing the site so each section will have its own folders and sub folders. However when I move a file from its current location to its new location in the new folder I created for it, all of the html, css formatting of the page is gone. I see the page but its bare (i.e. no background colors, no links, etc.). In the code view all of the code is there, but in the page view the formatting is not there.

Any ideas how to resolve this issue.

Thanks

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JamieEff

it sounds like the paths to the css and images may not have updated...

If you move, for example, temp.css from folder a to folder b

In folder a the path would have looked something like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="a/temp.css" />

once you move it to folder 'b' you need to change the path

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="b/temp.css" />

If you start out with the css in the root of the public folder (ie like this <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="temp.css" />) and you move it into a folder then you need to add the folder path in ahead of the temp.css (ie b/temp.css)

Hope that makes sense and helps you...

Jamie

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