How import xhtml and css in Indesign?

I have 100 pages XHTML document and related css.
how we import the files in Indesign?
Is it Indesign server help us? How?
Thanks in advance
Sankar Venkat

The original query posted would match EITHER a digit and uppercase pair OR a digit and | (pipes or bar symbol) pair and Salah's expressions will match a digit and any upper or lowercase
If the object is to match only a digit and uppercase pair and separate them with a sixth space, I would use: (\d)(\u) and (\u)(\d) for the find expressions and $1~%$2 for the change

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> Since I could not afford going to college for web
design, I relied
> on books, articles and this forum to jump start my
knowledge on web
> development. I will never be an "expert" on web
development.
Many of us have backgrounds in areas other than web
development, and
learned it the same way you did.
> I say this because the web language and technology is
constantly
> changing and one must keep up with today's craving for
digital
> supremacy.
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development, and will
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> Few months ago I was unable to create a web page with
out
> Dreamweaver design view but now, I hate design view. I
sit and
> create web pages in note pad all day and I love it! I
love writing
> raw codes and my dream is to become one of the best web
developer
> some day.
I can - and do - some development in a text editor. However,
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> Anyway, I have learned a lot about CSS/XHTML to at least
create
> basic websites but I want to take the next step since I
can now
> afford to take college classes.
>
> What do I learn next? I want to learn another language
that will
> enhanced my design/developer technical knowledge. Do I
go
> JavaScript? Flash/Actionscript?
>
> I want to learn a technology that can create
interactivity on the
> web but with all the different languages, I'm confused
as to where
> to start .
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