What I do is dynamically set an ID in the body tag. <body id="typeA">
So, if I have the following class:
div.main {...}
I can add the color by setting
#typeA div.main {background-color:#xxxxxx;}
Repeat for each color:
#typeB div.main {background-color:#xxxxxx;}
#typeC div.main {background-color:#xxxxxx;}
#typeD div.main {background-color:#xxxxxx;}
#typeE div.main {background-color:#xxxxxx;}
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Sorge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 12:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: "Dynamic" CSS
Good morning everyone.
I have a question. I am working on our school's websites and rather than
have 12 different style sheets, I would like to have one style sheet that
has three classes where the background-color attribute is dynamic. So how
would I go about doing this? Now I can create a css.cfm page and load the
colors into the database, making sure that the proper school ID is
associated with their respective colors, but I thought that I might be able
to use the .css page instead.
Thanks,
--
Bruce
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