I'm demo-ing Contribute and have a question.

I have a some calendar pages to which I am linking. These are normally
created incrementally, not all at the same time, as events for each month come
up. They are generated locally, then I want to link to these local files via
Contribute (in otherwords upload them to the server) through an editable page
already on the server. The local calendar pages reference a stylesheet... ie:
<link href="calendar.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">. When they are
generated locally, even incrementally, they always reference the same style
sheet with the same path. So I put a custom style sheet for these pages in the
same directory on the server where the calendar pages will be published. Works
great in theory.

Upon linking to and uploading the individual calendar pages with Contribute,
the stylesheet reference in the calendar pages is changed by Contribute to:

<link href="../css/calendar_000.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link href="../css/calendar_001.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link href="../css/calendar_002.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
etc.

Three things are happening:
1) Contribute is publishing the style sheet (as I guess would be expected)
when I would prefer it not.
2) Contribute is changing the directory where the css file lives.
3) Contribute is changing the name of the css file.

I merely want some consistency so I can place one custom stylesheet in a place
where all these calendar pages will reference it, regardless of when the link
is made. Why does it matter? First, I don't want 12 of the same css file out
on the server. Second, I can't generate a custom css file through the local
process, so I have a custom style sheet on the server. I was hoping Contribute
wouldn't publish the local style sheet along with the pages, but would still
maintain the path name to a stylesheet.

Is there a way I can change this in Contribute???