Question

My C# program uses a web browser control and I programmatically set its html property by laoding it from a html string variable. This almost works well ,but I noticed it lost the reference to the css file. I think a simplest solution is to make the path of the css file absolute,but I want it remains relative to the C# executable.So let me ask how to let the html reference to the css file in such a context.

Thank you in advance.

Edit: I am sorry . My c# application is a desktop one ,although it uses a web browser control.
Edit: Let me put some code. I first load the document from an html file then store it in a variable then for the 2nd time or later I load the document from the variable.

  //first load
  web_browser_control.Url = new Uri( dir + @"\HTML\default1.html" );

  void wB2_DocumentCompleted(object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e)
  {   html_string = web_browser_control.DocumentText; }

  //second load or later
  web_browser_control.DocumentText = html_string;

Answer 1

You need to have a look at what path it THINKS its resolving, it would be best if you could please include some code, chances are its not resolving to where you think it is as its executing out of the bin directory (is your path correct relative to the path of the executable and the html),

For example is the html its looking at still where you think it is or is it now in a different directory so the relative paths are now obsolete ?

More code would be good and an indication of the control you are using.