How to link a css file in the xsl file

Hi
           I would like to know how to include link to my .css file in my .xsl file.
The scenario here is I want include a background color in my ShowForm.I am trying to do the same using css.
This is the code snippet in my css file
.outerbody {
     background-color: B1C1CF;
This is how I tried to include a link in my xsl file
<link href="/irj/go/km/docs/Testing/MyNewsDemo/css_test.css" type=text/css rel=stylesheet>

Hi
          Thanks a lot. It would be very helpful if you send me an example.
As of now I have found a solution,I would like to share it here.
I added a link to my css file in xsl:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/irj/go/km/docs/Testing/MyNewsDemo/css_test.css">
</link>
I replaced the standard class name "body" with my class name "outerbody" specified in the css file.
<body class="outerbody">
Edited by: SRIVIDHYA RAGHUNATH on Feb 25, 2009 11:19 AM

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