Mark Caryon
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Thanks, Paim, that was exactly what I was referring to... even though I secretly hoped it'd be possible without using JavaScript. Oh well, beggars can't be choosers I suppose.
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Greetings all,I have the following problem(s):Assume I have an HTML-page, for example "index.html", and 2 different CSS-files, "fooA.css" and "fooB.css".Is it somehow possible to create a link such thata. you can replace "fooA.css" by "fooB.css" as used stylesheet (of course without creating copies of "index.html"), andb. the selected stylesheet gets carried over to other pages linking from "index.html"?Also, related to this problem, can you pass (in an anchor tag) an argument such that the next page gets loaded with a specific stylesheet?Many thanks in advance.
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Thanks for all the help. I think I'll stick with the solution presented by Paim for now, since I don't really know my way around JavaScript and PHP (yet).