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Question

/*
Copyright 2005 Adobe Systems Incorporated.
CSS Import
$Revision: 1.19 $
*/
@import url("/css/fonts.css");
@import url("/css/master.css");
@import url("/css/forms.css");
@import url("/css/styles.css");
@import url("/css/layout.css");
@import url("/css/columns.css");
@import url("/css/data.css");
@import url("/css/themes.css");
@import url("/css/relics/form_columns.css");
@import url("/css/relics/image_wrappers.css");
@import url("/css/relics/iconmarkers.css");
@import url("/css/layout/units/pullout.css");
@import url("/css/layout/units/compact.css");
@import url("/css/layout/units/menu.css");
@import url("/css/layout/units/dropdown.css");
@import url("/css/layout/modules/oo.css");
@import url("/css/layout/modules/globalfooter.css");
@import url("/css/layout/modules/globalnav.css");

Answer 1

CSS commands to import other stylesheets.

See my answer on http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtZ570cUZJcpLdTEm7uq6rDsy6IX?qid=20070129125717AAMUgzs&show=7#profile-info-1bbb82d46eb9c9a173f4732813ad1dfcaa for more on CSS.

Answer 2

These are simply imports of external stylesheets located on the same server. If you type in the website you are on (example www.adobe.com) then, add the imported URL to the end of that (example www.adobe.com/css/fonts.css) - you should see a stylesheet open in a text editor on your system.

A stylesheet is simply a list of CSS rules (though, there are other document styling languages), that are located either within the document in question (internal), or externally (such is the case here) and that are applied to the document to tell it how to display. It includes rules for such things as colors, borders, margins, sizing, spacing, positioning, etc.

the @import url("/css/fonts.css"); is just telling the document that this stylesheet should be applied to this document. Another method would be through the link tag like so:



This is essentially the same thing.