Re: Max
Posted by Mae in Texas on 4/24/06
You did that in FP? I don't think I understand CSS. Do I have to know a
bunch of code? (I'm code illiterate). Where do you learn about it? Is
there a "book for dummies"? Mae who is interested...
On 4/24/06, Max wrote:
> Mrs. Oak,
>
> You can have alternate .css style sheet files that you can switch
> between. Making one .css file the main one, and another for printer
> friendly, or vision impared friendly.
>
> See this site: http://www.judyspooner.com
>
> There is a link that activates a Javascript. That Javascript not only
> switches the .css style sheet that gets loaded, but retains that setting
> by using cookies. The link called "Browser View".
> The javascript "css/styleswitch.js" is loaded at the top of the page
> and called whenever the visitor wants to change the style sheet.
>
> You can view the HTML source, and see in the section how
> it loads in three .css pages (3 style sheets).
>
> Search on Google for "alternate style sheets" and you'll see a lot of
> information on using them ... primarily for printer-friendly sheets.
>
>
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