How rude I will be leaving now.

probably something to do with how you have referenced the style sheet.

How rude!

no idea, I'm all out of guesses now.

How rude

well it's rather difficult fault finding with NOTHING to test.

but if you like, we can carry on guessing, and maybe in a fews days we'll get lucky with one of them!

There is no need to be rude. i will be leaving this forum now. i don't need rudeness there is enough of that in the world. You could just have asked for the url i thought it would have been somethin g very simple that could have been solved easily.

Not being rude.

How can you expect us to work out what is wrong from the vague description you have provided.

YOU are expecting us to guess at what YOU have got wrong now had you managed to provided some code or a URL where the problem could be senn the issue could have been fixed in one simple question and answer.

Instead you are like someone ringing up a motor mechanic and saying "my car is making a funny noise! What's wrong with it?"

We are Server techs, programmers, designers, developers, hosting providers and many other associated skills and talents.
What we are NOT is clairvouyant!!!.

To the original poster.

Most 404 errors are caused by the case of the text used in the reference from the html.

example: stylesheet.css and STYLESHEET.CSS are two different files.

Assuming of course you are on a UNIX based server.

To: Chrishirst " What we are NOT is clairvouyant!!!."
Speak for yourself! Don't include others without checking.

With enough years in this business the answers become obvious.

To: Chrishirst " What we are NOT is clairvouyant!!!."
Speak for yourself! Don't include others without checking.

I should have seen that coming

Chris is always right.

not always. It just seems that way

I prefer to check the facts before I reply or offer a solution. There is too much mis-information around the Internet created by guesswork, so i prefer not to add to it.
It would be nice though if people realised that the better questions will ALWAYS get better responses.

As in post#8; You wouldn't ring up a mechanic and say:
"My car has just stopped and is making a funny noise. Can you tell me how to fix it?". I won't tell you where it is so you can look at it, but I want an answer NOW!!.

Always remember. It's YOU that has the problem that needs fixing.

And in the same vein
questions like this one won't get a useful response from me.