At this page:
http://www.clanjones.org/stnicks/music/index.php
I have a situation where the content of an iframe source file will be
used on two separate websites, and the guy who provides the content of
the iframe source only wants to maintain the one file. If you look at it
now, you'll see
On 6 Mar 2007, at 16:08, david wrote:
Any way that I can use CSS to make my styles apply to the contents? Or
is there a convenient way using PHP to include his original file while
stripping the htmlbody/body/html tags from it?
The PHP question is out of the scope of this list, but as to your
Bradley Wright wrote:
On 6 Mar 2007, at 16:08, david wrote:
Any way that I can use CSS to make my styles apply to the contents? Or
is there a convenient way using PHP to include his original file while
stripping the htmlbody/body/html tags from it?
The PHP question is out of the scope of
david wrote:
Bradley Wright wrote:
On 6 Mar 2007, at 16:08, david wrote:
Any way that I can use CSS to make my styles apply to the contents? Or
is there a convenient way using PHP to include his original file while
stripping the htmlbody/body/html tags from it?
The PHP question is out of the
As far as I know, you can call out multiple css files and if one isn't
found, the other is used. Try having the other person include your css file
name on that one page with the correct path. This should work for both of
you because when displayed on his site, only that css file will found
