Default.css ...messing with me

Well, still new at this...
I made another template identicle to this one
http://intensittv.com
then went back to this and found that this whole default.css
file is the reason it's making me have to go back and start all
over again... and then, it screws with the new template on the
photo page all over again.
i don't know what to do.

>>it makes no sence
Actually, sorry to say, your message is what makes no sense.
There is no
"automatic" CSS files. DW doesn't just attach CSS files on
its own. I have
no idea what, "it keeps popping up as a back up tab on it's
> own" means.
The default.css file you refer to has an invalid link
(<link
href="file:///C|/IntensiT/eclipse template
backup/eclipse/default.css"
rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
) so it can't be affecting the page display. Based on that
link it looks
like you didn't define your site correctly in DW.
You have a lot of code errors. They may be part of your
problem:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fintensittv.com%2F
Walt
"raquii" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:g2q3sv$pj5$[email protected]..
> well walt,
> basically what i stated above.
> i don't understand how the defualt.css is able to stand
alone for all my
> pages
> at intensitytv.com. that's exsactly what it's doing.
> i have a page done for the index.html and now one for
the photo page
> (gallery.html) when i went back to make additions to my
index.html, it was
> all
> screwed up. it looked similar to how i left the
gallery.html. then i
> noticed,
> there's this default.css file. it keeps popping up as a
back up tab on
> it's
> own. i never summon it. it seems that this is an
essential file and has to
> be
> up while i'm working on a file (index.html,
gallery.html, whatever) and
> it's
> only one. i don't see one for just the index.html and a
separate one for
> the
> gallery.html, and so on.... it's just one.
> do i have to have a separate folder for each .html page
i work on so that
> this
> auto default.css can separate itself?
> how does this work.
> it's messing up my work. it's making me start all my
pages all over again
> all
> the time. it makes no sence.
>

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>> This thread started with RH7. Now you have posted
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Thanks for pointing that out, Peter. Well, at least from
that, we now earned your description of RH7 vs. RH8 and their
motivations. Great, sublime. Bet not many people know all that.
You've now made me into a professional…
>> Using LI within the style sheet is not the same
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Indesign CS6 default CSS created - How to disable

I am facing an issue in Indesign CS6 where in when I export the book to epub, Indesign CS6 automatically creates its own CSS.
With this version of InDesign CS6, it adds our CSS document to InDesign's automatically created CSS, instead of replacing it. So there are two .css documents, both linked to all the XHTML documents. It does this even if the "CSS options" are not clicked. It just creates a much shorter default style sheet with rules for body, div, and all images.
Request someone to please provide a solution where I can off the automatic created CSS while exporting to ePUB.
Regards
Arvind

The solution is to upgrade to InDesign CC, where you can choose whether or not InDesign CSS is included.
Since CS6 will never be upgraded, that's really the only way, except to manually edit the CSS. There have been major advances in EPUB export since CS6 in the past two or three years in the Creative Cloud versions.

Default.css ...messing with me

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