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How to embed a quest book (PHP script) into my own CSS? I cannot seem to figure it out? Php is dowloaded and runs just well. Php script's guest book works just fine. Now how do I get it inside my CSS? Expression web asks to rename the form's extension into .php and when I do it gives me like one mil
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Posted 7/20/2008 7:02:33 AM
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How to embed a quest book (PHP script) into my own CSS? I cannot seem to figure it out? Php is dowloaded and runs just well. Php script's guest book works just fine. Now how do I get it inside my CSS? Expression web asks to rename the form's extension into .php and when I do it gives me like one million of errors and does not seem to understand php at all... plus it scatters my CSS code all over the place... I know there is a way... Any suggestions anyone? Thanks.

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Posted 7/21/2008 4:10:52 AM
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So I guess it's a programming issue and programmers are too busy to advise on this forum...

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I haven't done any work with PHP but I don't think you want to embed that in your css file. You may be able to style the php page with css but you would do that by linking the page to the css file.
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