Hi Dan,

thanks for your feedback. I could live with duplicating (or multiplying) the css, I just wanted to learn if maybe there is a solution already there which I didn't notice.

Anyway, I would like to suggest another approach and you decide if you take any action:

Solution E ::

- Copy the CSS manually.
- Link to the stylesheet with stylesdir and linkcss
- Provide an additional flag like useRelativeCssLinking which takes the adoc path and the css path and tries to compute a relative path. If this is possible, use it. If not, stick to the absolute path.

Of course the path has to be converted to / directory seperators if it is a file path and used under windows. If under window that upper case / lower case handling might also be an issue.

I don't know Ruby, but in Java this is done with http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/nio/file/Path.html#relativize(java.nio.file.Path)

Solution F ::

Don't use nested dirs, put everything in the root dir :-)

What do you say?
Kind regards, Christian

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