> I've been thinking about dynamic pages, more especially dynamic
> styles. I'd like users to see the same content, but wrapped in different
> styles according to their preferences.  Clearly, Midgard uses a single
> style association for each page, but I was wondering how we could choose
> a different style, according to a user's preference.
>
> One thought was to make the style part of a wrapper function, i.e., in the
> style ROOT element there would be PHP code to select which style the user
> wants to see, then selectively output the appropriate elements. Has anyone
> experimented with this approach?

The problem with this is that the elements are pre-loaded. The code in
the pages doesn't start to execute until these alements have allready
been assembled to build the page. But in the "I don't know the
solution, but I admire the problem" mindset, I'm open to suggestions
on how to approach this.

Emile


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