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I'm pretty new to both CSS & JavaScript so I'll appologize for being stupid.
I use the following tag to link to a style-sheet in my HTML documents: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="master.css"> What I want to know is if there is a way that I could use JavaScript to specify this so that the style-sheet could be changed to a different one dynamically - changing all the formatting of my page on the fly. If this is not possible I'm sorry to bother you, but any help would be appreciated & thanks in advance. ------------------ Paul Cooper - pcooper@llangernyw.idps.co.uk http://www.llan.f9.co.uk/pcooper/ "I can't think of a clever, intelligent or humorous sig - guess that means I'll just have to steal one!" |
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Hi there!
There is a possibility of writing things to the page on the fly, but once the page is displayed itīs a bit complicated to change the content of the page. But you could write the link to your stylesheet at loading time. This would make sense when using a cookie to store the visitors preferences for css. In place of <link ... you have to put the following in: <script language="JavaScript"> document.write("<link ...>"; </script> Difference is that you now can use variables. Take care and all the best Bjoern |
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