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Excellent! thank you!

Thanks, that sort of works. The problem is that it loads the original css and the mobile css. For example I've got background-image in my styles.css, so when I use a mobile device I still get the background image from styles.css along with the red background. is there a way to overwrite or remove the styles.css preferences when you get on mobile?

Hi, I'm trying to get my webpage to use another CSS when you try to browse it with a mobile device. My problem is that none of the guides I can find really help me out. I've tried multiple, some easier than others. For example these two: http://www.seabreezecomputers.com/tips/mobile-css.htm and http://mobile.smashingmagazine.com/2010/11/03/how-to-build-a-mobile-website/ The problem is, that even though I do(at least I think I've done) what they tell me, my mobile device still reads from the original css. I thought that the problem was gonna be to get the mobile css to look good, but can't even get it to link.. Dreamweaver says both css's(5 in the other example) are linked to the html file, but mobile device refuses to read from the "media="handheld" " or "media= only screen(max-device-width:480px;)" Possible to get some help?