OK, sorry for the unclear message.
I've now discovered that if I use an embedded CSS file in a template -
<style text/css>h1 { color: red}</style> - then it works correctly.
But if I use an external CSS file in a template - <link
rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="site.css"> - then, even if the
style sheet only changes font colors, the effect is that the font
style is changed, the font size is changed, and the background
changes. Now, perhaps the style sheet is not being found.
So, if my project has a directory structure "mysite/templates/app/
template.html", then in which directory should I place the CSS file?
This prompts me to ask a related question: If the mysite project has
two apps, is it better to have a separate templates directory within
each app, or a single template directory within the project with a
subdirectory for each app as suggested above, or a single template
directory containing all templates. (The last solution seems wrong,
poorly structured.)
Rodney
On Apr 24, 12:51 pm, Darryl Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rodney Topor wrote:
> > Is there something strange about using CSS with Django? When I make
> > my templates refer to external CSS files, the appearance of the
> > template changes, but not the way the CSS file says it should? Is
> > there something special I need to know about this?
>
> Nothing that I am aware of. It might help if you are able to paste a
> short snippet of the HTML and relevant CSS is that not appearing how you
> think it should.
>
> Regards
> -Darryl
>
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