It depends on how different he wants the page to be, if he's providing a
completely separate layout, he'd need to provide a completely different
css page. I've been thinking of the best way to provide a print version
for every page, and one of the ways was to use the if_url command to
switch css files. Though it ended up being completely useless for me, it
would probably work well in this circumstance. You wouldn't even
actually need a snippet if you're providing css files, in the template
(or where ever you call the stylesheet) use:
<r:unless_url matches="/[your archive
directory]/\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2}/.+">[your normal stylesheet]</r:unless_url>
<r:if_url matches="/[your archive directory]/\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2}/.+">[your
article specific stylesheet]</r:if_url>
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