Steve Clay wrote:
There are /different/ ways, but there's nothing wrong with having
multiple link elements for CSS as you have above.
http://meyerweb.com/ has 6 of them.
As a side note: I use more than 20 stylesheet links on some pages...
Just remember to limit the number to 30, as IE/win will
Wednesday, August 3, 2005, 11:36:27 AM, Scot Schlinger wrote:
> media="screen" />
> media="screen" />
> Or is there a different/better way?
There are /different/ ways, but there's nothing wrong with having multiple
link elements for CSS as you have above. http://meyerweb.com/ has 6 of
them.
S
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005, Scot Schlinger wrote:
> How do you actually include each file in the html then? I have never
> worked with more than one style sheet...
Inside your tags use:
@import "/path/to/global.css";
@import "/path/to/index.css";
Or:
Then, inside master.css write
global.css
Styles that apply site-wide
index.css
Styles for the home page only (when that's significantly
different
from the rest of the pages)
How do you actually include each file in the html then? I have never
worked with more than one style sheet...
Or is there a dif
Scott
Here is an interesting article on the subject:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/architecting_css/
Scot Schlinger wrote:
In working on my first project, I have come across the following
dilemma: The site design that I instituting will have a different look
for the "body" of the home pa
At 07:22 AM 8/3/2005, Scot Schlinger wrote:
In working on my first project, I have come across the following
dilemma: The site design that I instituting will have a different look
for the "body" of the home page versus the rest of the pages thereafter.
My style sheet for the portion of the site t
From: "Scot Schlinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 10:22 AM
Subject: [css-d] seperation of styles
In working on my first project, I have come across the following
dilemma: The site design that I instituting will have a different look
for the "bo
In working on my first project, I have come across the following
dilemma: The site design that I instituting will have a different look
for the "body" of the home page versus the rest of the pages thereafter.
My style sheet for the portion of the site that pertains to this area is
getting rather la
