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Hello,
I want to do a webpage that will have two stylesheets, one for IE browsers and the other for Netscape browser. How can I do this with two different .css files? I would like the browser to re-direct the user according to their browser. thanks in advice! /D'arcangelo |
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It's not a redirect; you just need to link the page to the appropriate .css file. Here's one way:
______________________________________________________________________________________ <html> <head><title>untitled</title> <script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript"> var b = document.layers ? 'NS4' : document.all ? 'IE' : document.getElementById && !document.all ? 'NS6' : 'default'; document.write('<LINK rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="'+ b + '_style.css">'); </script> This will read into the document a .css file named "NS4_style.css" (or "IE_style.css"/"NS6_style.css"/"default_style.css") as needed. Change the filenames as desired. You can get much more granular (discriminating) with this - detect Mac platforms as well - but this is the basic principle. http://www.richinstyle.com/mastercl...ossbrowser.html Last edited by adios : July 7th, 2001 at 07:54 PM. |
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