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Amaya 11.3 for Windows XP can not open a linked css file if the file does not exist. In previous Amaya versions, I used to follow these steps when creating a new html document and a new css file: 1. create a new html document (Ctrl+n+h) 2. edit the html document 3. link a css file (ctrl+i+l). In the dialog window I used to write the css file name (the file did not exist). 3. open the css file (ctrl+i+o). The dialog window showed the name of the css file name. 4. edit the css file In Amaya 11.3, when I try to open the linked css file, the dialog window does not show the name of the css file. But if the file exists (because I have created the file with another editor), the dialog window shows the name of the css file.
(In reply to comment #0) > Amaya 11.3 for Windows XP can not open a linked css file if the file > does not exist. > > In previous Amaya versions, I used to follow these steps when creating > a new html document and a new css file: > 1. create a new html document (Ctrl+n+h) > 2. edit the html document > 3. link a css file (ctrl+i+l). In the dialog window I used to write > the css file name (the file did not exist). > 3. open the css file (ctrl+i+o). The dialog window showed the name of > the css file name. > 4. edit the css file > > In Amaya 11.3, when I try to open the linked css file, the dialog > window does not show the name of the css file. But if the file exists > (because I have created the file with another editor), the dialog > window shows the name of the css file. > Now an empty local css file is generated in that case.