Hi,
Would someone explain the how and why of using/importing two style sheets
into a page. Example below.
{!--
@import /c/wamu.css;
@import /c/dr.css;
--}
thanks.
kevin.
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Kvnmcwebn wrote:
Would someone explain the how and why of using/importing two style sheets
into a page.
a) easier to organise your styles into separate, distinct css files
(e.g. one with all the colour definitions, another for the layout, etc)
b) hiding styles from browsers which do not
Thanks-it makes sense-
It would be smart to break large style sheets down into managable chunks.
I see a lot of high traffic sites that only use the @import method that
would not work well unstyled. Is this acceptable yet?
-Kevin
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On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 05:45:43 +, Kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see a lot of high traffic sites that only use the @import method that
would not work well unstyled. Is this acceptable yet?
Well, if you mean that using @import excludes some browsers: it is
acceptable. If you consider
, 2005 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [WSG] {Spam?} stupid question
Kvnmcwebn wrote:
Would someone explain the how and why of using/importing two style sheets
into a page.
a) easier to organise your styles into separate, distinct css files (e.g.
one with all the colour definitions, another for the layout
ahh a site wide style sheet and then individual page style sheets-thats very
helpful- im glad i asked. Also i like the idea of not spending time on a
half arsed style sheet for 4.0th generation browsers, just give them the
content eh.
thanks guys
-Kevin
