Ken,

It looks like you have lost the style sheet or at least the content that was in the style sheet.

How did you make the site?

Courtnie

Thanks for stepping in! I have used the "Nature/Layout 1" style from the start.

I thought that I could re-impose the Style but that option does not seem to be available.

I had a similar problem on a different site that I developed so I learned my lesson. I have a complete download copy of the web site [not too many days ago] so at least I have a good reference.

Is there any way to 'superimpose' the Style on the current files?

Ken there are a few different ways to replace the CSS file, this one is probably the easiest.

Log into your Bravenet account
Click the website tab
Click your URL
Click file manager

You will see all your files, including style.css. Click 'upload file' and find the style.css on your computer and click upload files. Your CSS file should now be replaced.

Courtnie

Courtnie:

Thanks...I tried that approach by replacing with the CSS file from my archived file of 12 Dec. Only difference it made is that the formated "Navigation" material now appears in "Centre" format rather than the former Left-Justified.

I am on dial-up so will visit local Internet Cafe [High Speed] in a couple of hours to try some more. If no success, I will likely cut-and-paste from Archive into a new web site. Will likely require less time to corect that I have spent 'experimenting.'

Ken

Ken: HTML and CSS are written in American not English. If you used the expression "centre" anywhere it will not be recognised, you have to write "center".

Thanks for the suggestion Peter but I don't go anywhere near code! I am a confirmed cut-and-paste Visual Editor guy!

Ken

Courtnie:

I took the plunge and re-constructed a new site based on the offline archived version that I had. Only took about an hour to cut-and-paste.

New site: http://GlettaCAdotORG.bravehost.com

My lesson-learned from this experience is to make sure that I more regularly archive offline !

Ken