I'm forcing my style sheets (.css) though the PHP parser, so that they can take advantage of some color variables and global config settings via include files, eg:
body {
background-color: #<?=$col['1']?>;
}however, I've noticed that when viewing the CSS file in a browser now, it looks more like a HTML document int he browser (variable width fonts, no newlines, etc) rather than other css files (wich look like they have <pre> tags aroun them (newlines visible, fixed-width font, etc).
So, my assumption is that pushing the .css file through PHP is putting the wrong header on the file (text/html) rather than text/css -- or perhaps something else -- my header knowledge is poor.
Anyway, the pages and linked CSS files *work* but do not validate any more, witha warning "You can't import an HTML document".
What/how should I force the correct headers on these PHP-parsed CSS files?
TIA Justin French
-- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
