Include a css page

Hi Forum!
I need to include a css in my htmlb document.
I write:
<%@page language="abap"%>
<%@extension name="htmlb" prefix="htmlb"%>
<%@extension name="phtmlb" prefix="phtmlb"%>
<htmlb:content design="design2003">
<htmlb:document >
    <htmlb:documentHead title = "Create a customer">
      <htmlb:headInclude/>
       <style type="text/css">
         </style>
   </htmlb:documentHead>
   <htmlb:documentBody>
   <htmlb:form method="post">
Well, i dont know what i have to insert inside the sytle tag.
Another way could be insert directly in the documentHead this:
<link href="CSS/zlrep.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
I have tried but anything changes...
Thanks indeed and regards!
Mon

Hi again guys!
One idea!
Doing chances, i tried to put this structure:
<htmlb:page>
....my code...
</htmlb:page>
in spite of: <htmlb:document>...
Like a html page.., but i think that i find out the origin of my problem:
<htmlb:content design ="DESIGN2003">
Can it be this sentence the problem? Because this is like a style for these elements:
      <phtmlb:containerTitle id                    = "containerTitle"
                             title               = "Create a customer"
                             collapsible         = "FALSE"
                             design              = "TRANSPARENT"
                             hasContentConnector = "FALSE"
                             scrollingMode       = "AUTO" >
      <phtmlb:containerContentItem design         = "TRANSPARENT"
                                     border        = "TRUE"
                                     hasPadding    = "FALSE"
                                     scrollingMode = "AUTO" >
Maybe if i delete this line and insert my css code works...
Thanks guys for ur answers..
Regards from Spain,
Mon
Message was edited by: Mon

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