How to add a global.css file extension to an existing HTML file on a ios device using textedit

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ShawtyDaBaddie · Answer

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Floo · Answer

Great answer!

ShawtyDaBaddie · Answer

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sophia333 · Answer

https://support.apple.com/guide/textedit/work-with-html-documents-txted0b6cd61/mac

sophia333 · Answer

Hope this helps :>

Floo · Answer

Thank u, but I know to make the actual web page/ HTML file

sophia333 · Answer

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2221983 try this?

Floo · Answer

I already have an existing global.css my problem is I cant accesses it for w.e reason. Im sure I made a mistake while coding I just don't know where

sophia333 · Answer

Ohh okay

YECR · Answer

You can use some apps on the Appstore but sometimes you gotta look up online and see which one is the best

Floo · Answer

There is no such thing as a css. app maker

Floo · Answer

Thank you nonetheless

TETSXPREME · Answer

if you have your answer close post please

Floo · Answer

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imqwerty · Answer

Why would you want to add a "global.css" file extension to an HTML file? HTML files have a ".html" file extension. If you want to link the global.css file to an HTML file, use the link tag.

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

so the answer to this one is quite easy

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after you do that, create a new yourfilesname.css file so they link together -- now that everything is connected together you can start editing the style!

Floo · Answer

Thank you