I have templates that each use a unique stylesheet for css. At the beginning of each template is a link tag:



Everything works fine in Firefox and Safari, but in IE8 the stylesheet link doesn't always load. It is very strange. Half the time when I load a template, the stylesheet link is there at the top, and half the time it is not.

Any ideas what might be happening here?

Thanks,
Jon

Your editor might not like you putting in tags and strips them.
You can also fix this with Sourcerer to place the stylesheet in the header (where it should be):
www.nonumber.nl/forum/14-sourcerer/5175-...ead-of-the-html-page

Its strange that it only happens with IE8.

Will the Sourcerer fix work in the templates? Do I put the Sourcerer code at the top of the template?

You can put the Sourcerer code anywhere you want in the template.
But I am wondering if putting separate stylesheets per template is the best/wisest solution. Is it to be able to style the text/elements within the template (article) differently?

I want to offer resume templates for my members. Each template has a unique stylesheet so that when Content Templater loads the resume template, it is stylized in the editor and the user and customize it with their information. The only way I have be able to get the code in the editor to inherit the styles from the stylesheet is to actually link it directly in the resume template that gets loaded. I don't want to go to in-line styling, but I may have to.

Any Ideas?

What you can do is put all the styling you need in your main template stylesheet. And control the styling via classnames.

For instance, for Template A, just surround the entire template with <div class="template_a">...</div>.
And Template B with <div class="template_b">...</div>.

Then in your templates css you can do stuff like:
Then the links in template A will be red and in template B will be green...