1] Local - where the pages are edited.
2] Neither. The link to the CSS file should be in a non-editable region
in the DWTs (assuming all web pages have a DWT attached). If the web
structure of the local web is the same as the structure for the remote
(as it should be), then a relative link in the local DWT pointing to the
local CSS file will also point to the Server CSS file when the local web
is published.
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"Cloy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm helping an organization build an inTRAnet using FrontPage 2003.
>
> The local copies of Web pages will all be stored on a shared network
> drive (so everyone will "author" their content in the same place before
> uploading it to the server.) Individual authors will only have
> permission to modify their own content.
>
> Two questions about this:
>
> 1. Should I have authors link their documents to (DWT) templates on the
> LOCAL drive or the SERVER?
> [I'm thinking that if they link to the server version, FrontPage
> won't automatically update the linked documents when the template is
> changed... is that right?]
>
> 2. Should I have authors link their documents to the main CSS document
> on the LOCAL drive or the SERVER?
>
> Thanks, in advance! -Cloy
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