[thelist] CSS - Twice The Fun?

Wed Jun 5 18:42:01 CDT 2002

> Everybody with me? Good. No matter which template you use,
> you're dealing
> with the same CSS file ("/css/default.css" - creative, huh?).

when would the user not use template A?

since template B is always called from template A then you could assign
the value to a variable like so...

cssFile = "<link ... type=""..."">"

and then in temp B check for the value. if the variable is null or blank
then write the style to template B. if it is NOT null or blank, DON'T
write it to template B.

how about that?
chris.

>
> Finally, the question:
>
> Is it safe (meaning it's not going to create any problems
> that I haven't
> noticed yet) to have the <link> tag in my document twice?
>
> If they use Template A, they get it twice. Once from Template
> A, and once
> from Template B. This hasn't caused any problems I'm aware
> of, but I don't
> want any nasty suprises once this gets off the dev server and onto the
> production one...
>
> Also, the W3C validator doesn't seem to like the <link>
> within the <body>
> (HTML4.01Trans). Any ways around this?
>
> Thanks in advance, folks!
>
> -Ken
>
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