jsp: include cannot relate to css

I created a jsp file (navigator.jsp) which uses css and it worked alright. I tried to include navigator.jsp in another jsp file namely layout.jsp.....The code of layout.jsp looks some thing like this
<body>
<jsp:include page="navigator.jsp" flush="true"/>
</body>.
When layout.jsp is run, the contents of navigator.jsp gets displayed without the effect of the css. In other words the css file is completely ignored. Is there anything to add in layout.jsp? Please help.

Check out properly. This is the error you are facing shear coz of linking of css. As it is working with inline css.
May be some problem with your code, just check the view source. One more sugg, download your css from the same path you are giving in linking css.
example : /check.css
then : http://example.project.com/exampleproject/check.css and check it wheather it is accessible from there. then paste the same path in jsp file which you are embedding into second jsp.
It should work. And dont worry about marking thread answer, when you feel your answer properly answered then only think about it
Cheers
Sachin Kokcha

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