Yeah.. we actually do something similar to what you were saying (we have
globalstyles.css). It's good to hear that people don't have problems
with my method 2 because I am really liking it. It seems like it has a
bunch of benefits in the long-run. I just wanted to make sure ahead of
time tha
Re:
> 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing I was thinking
of was
putting all my styles in one stylesheet and just change the class of an
outer (i.e. body) to something like the following depending on what page
you're on:
or
or
and then I would write styles accordin
Roger Roelofs wrote:
>> 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing
>> I was thinking of was putting all my styles in one
>> stylesheet and just change the class of an outer tag (i.e.
>
> It is a personal preference thing. I prefer option 2 with an ID on the
> body element. I've
Michael,
On Jan 11, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Michael Soultanian wrote:
> 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing
> I was thinking of was putting all my styles in one
> stylesheet and just change the class of an outer tag (i.e.
> body) to something like the following depending on what
