Customizing Style sheets in Istore

Hai,
Is there any way to have multiple .css files pointing to the same minisite registered under the programmatic access name 'STORE_STYLE_SHEET'.
if I am trying to do this through Store Administration UI then I get the following error
Error in saving logical to physical mapping
Error in saving logical to physical mapping
ORA-00001: unique constraint (IBE.IBE_DSP_LGL_PHYS_MAP_U2) violated in Package IBE_PhysicalMap_GRP Procedure save_physicalmap
Mapping for site 10040 and all languages exists already exists for deliverable 7473
any help appreciated
thanks
pradeep.

Two separate issues:
Netscape references
Instead of "first and foremost" Netscape code, is the idea
that the Netscape browser configuration "needs" more code settings
than do the other browsers. Netscape, if you were unaware, has
traditionally set itself apart from other browsers (perhaps a noble
attitude on their part, but definitely a pain for developers and
users over the last dozen years).
Style Sheets
From
XHTML & HTML: The Definitive Guide, C. Musciano & B.
Kennedy: "Neither Netscape Navigator nor Internet Explorer support
multiple <link>ed style sheets as proposed by the CSS2
standard. Instead, they cascade all the <link>ed style
sheets, with rules in later sheets overriding rules in earlier
sheets." Further, "Netscape Navigator [email protected]
Internet Explorer honors the ...@media at-rules, for both
document-level and external sheets."
Seems like your rants might be better directed to the browser
folks, instead of RH.
You don't say what your output is, but if it's WebHelp, you
might be able to accomplish your stated goal by doing some
post-processing work on the output. You'd need a good tool such as
FAR, which can find &
replace multiple lines in your HTM files. You can even set up batch
files to run multiple changes to files.
Good luck,
Leon

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