2.0b4 - Left hand nav pane dissapears and/or zero length common.css file?

[masonwright at netscape.net]

Hi, I have been running 1.2 for many years and have been very happy 
with it.

I am not working on upgrading to 2, downloaded source for 2.0b4 and 
successfully compiled on Solaris 8.

Everything appears to be working, however in the web UI whenever I 
click on any link in the left hand frame, the entire browser window is 
filled with content from the right hand frame and the left hand frame 
goes missing. Looking in the apache logs, I see an error related to a 
missing common.css file. when I check the directory which holds all of 
the css files, I do see a common.css file but it is a zero length. I am 
not very familiar with web content so I don't know if this is the root 
of my issue. what I really want to fix is losing the left hand frame 
since it is so integral to navigating the UI.

I've searched all the list archives for "common.css" but did not come 
up with any reference to this issue.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Mason
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