Hi David, just brainstorming here...
When you say "won't work" could you provide a little more detail? Is one of the CSS files being referenced correctly and the other one isn't? Or is something clearly going wrong within the Eloqua editor interface? Is there a possibility that there is a problem with the cascade, meaning that a style attribute in one of your linked CSS files is overriding an attribute in another CSS file and causing your page to appear incorrectly? Also, are you referencing an externally hosted CSS or one that's on your corporate website?
I've never tried navigating to a cascading style sheet from an Eloqua landing page without using an absolute path, so my comments may or may not be useful. But here are a few things I would try; some of them depend on whether you have access to the style sheets or whether you're just being handed link names.
- Using the HTML Editor window instead of the CSS window to type your links in?
- Making sure that your CSS links are absolute instead of relative ("http:// . . . ")?
- Combining the stylesheets into one style sheet and referring to that instead?
- If you just want to get the page to display correctly and don't have much time to fool around, you could get the actual content of the CSS and copy it right into the CSS Editor instead of trying to reference the CSS files as external links.