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You have to link resources using an absolute path. Currently, you are linking using relative paths like .

Try to update your resources to:

It seems if I simply open the local .html files in Firefox, the stylesheet switching doesn't work as expected. However, if I run a webserver and open the same file through localhost, the stylesheet switching does work.

In my case, I ran the following command in the directory with my .html files (with python 2.x):

Please see this demo you need to put the table variables in the sheets variable whom you want to download create an empty table0 to merge and download them

When I get you right, you need to track an active state without JavaScript? This is indeed possible by abusing radio buttons. Look at the following code.

Basically, I changed the structure a bit and introduces labels with a for-attribute as well as a for each tab. Radio buttons which share the same name are restricted to only one active one at a time. The label has the ID of each radio button (tab1_active etc.) as for attribute which activates the input when clicked. Two things are important: I had to remove the since it was only possible to click the label or the a (which resulted in the correct button highlighted OR the correct section active). Secondly, the radio buttons must be at the same level as the menu and the tab container to allow proper css selector usage. The rest is selector hacking like input#tab1_active:checked ~ #menu_area .tab1-btn (read: For an input with id tab1_active which is checked look for preceeding elements with an id of menu_area and select each child with a class of tab1-btn...).

If you use server side script like PHP for example, you can use function like readfile() function to read the entire file then use foreach function to iterate over it's rows and render the items to your html.

But, if you don't use server side script at once, I think you can expose the txt file so it can be accessed via URL, for example localhost/file_url.txt then use javascript ajax function to get it's content from URL and render them into your HTML.

Here's the code using javascript to get the content of you file: