I don't know PHP that well but how about naming it .php and set the content-type to text/css from inside PHP?
Or how about putting all your .css files under directory css/ (I think it's considered generally a good idea, like concentrating all your images under "images/") and telling apache to set text/css for all files under this dir while still the .php suffix tells apache to pass the files through PHP?
Just ideas I'd explore if I were you, nothing testted.
Cheers,
--Amos
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I have a CSS file which has to be named *.css so that Apache knows to send it as a text/css mime type but I want to do some PHP processing on before it goes out; unfortunately Apache appears not to know to pass it through the PHP handler as it not named *.php so the embedded PHP code doesn't get processed.
I assume I have to do something with Action, AddHandler and SetHandler directives, but just what exactly.
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