I dont belive that the xsl is picking up the css file when it renders the
html.
XSL(T) doesn't render anything. It just converts your XML to some HTML
(in this case). It looks from your view source snippet that this is the
correct HTML so whether or not that renders correctly is an issue about
whether the browser supports CSS correctly, whether your CSS is correct
etc. Whether the CSS is available at that relative URI etc. It isn't an
XSLT question at all.
David
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