@import stylesheet generating errors

[ajpeck123]

Hi.

In an effort to not confuse myself, I've separated the formatting for the online help from that for the manual (in help.css and manual.css respectively).
It keeps the help.css file smaller and means the GUI developers (who may have to tweak the styles) are only affecting those used in the help.
I attach the relevant stylesheet to the target, depending on what type it is.
So far so good.

To enable me to see both sets of styling when I'm editing, I have a top-level stylesheet attached to the project called styles.css, which only has two entries:
@import ("manual.css");
@import ("help.css");

Every time I build a project, there is an error message in the logs. It says (I've removed the full path):
...\styles.css Line: 1. Char: 8. Missing string or uri
...\styles.css Line: 1. Char: 22. Invalid token (;)
...\styles.css Line: 2. Char: 8. Missing string or uri
...\styles.css Line: 2. Char: 20. Invalid token (;)

I'm inclined to ignore, as it appears to work fine... but the Release Engineer (who build the output from the Flare source I provide) is less convinced.

Does this esteemed group tend to agree with me? As it's primary (and I believe, only) use is within the editor, I don't see an issue...

Thanks,

Alison

[NorthEast]

You're getting errors because the format is incorrect; it should be:

@import url("file.css");

or

@import "file.css";

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_import_rule.asp

[wclass]

Just for an example, we use the following syntax without errors - uses a single rather than a double quotes, which I believe should not matter:

@import url('main-styles.css');
@import url('local.css');

[NorthEast]

The quotes don't matter, it was in the wrong format - either include url, or get rid of the brackets.