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Is the "css" folder an actual folder right on the webroot?  Or do you have a ColdFusion mapping created for "css"?

 

Normally, the web server (IIS, Apache, etc.) will serve the static resources like .css and .js files, as long as they are web-accessible.  ColdFusion doesn't even need to be involved.  However, if the files are not web-accessible (like in a folder above the web root or elsewhere), and ColdFusion is able to see them using a mapping, then you need to create is a virtual directory on your web server to point to the same place as your ColdFusion mapping.  Then your web server can serve up those resources.

 

HTH,

-Carl V.


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