Cascading Style sheets allow you to keep the look and feel of your web pages in one file, while leaving the content to a .html page, or perhaps to a PHP page or a content management system. And you can change the look and feel of you web site just by changing you style sheet file.
But what if you want your users to be able to change the style through which they see your site on the fly? You can use PHP to generate your style!
This topic is presented on public course
PHP Programming
Examples from our training material
| dss.php | Dynamic Style sheet |
| httpd.hta | full demo - .htaccess file |
| index.php | full demo - top layer and main code file |
| page.htp | full demo - template for display |
| picklet.php | Image library application using dynamic PHP style sheets |
| revinf.php | MySQL content report with counts, in PHP using CSS |
| stdsess.inc | full demo - web helper functions |
| style.inc | full demo - PHP to set style sheets |
| west.html | Selecting and applying CSS themes through PHP |
Background information
Some modules are
available for download as a sample of our material or under an
Open Training Notes License for free download from
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Topics covered in this module
Basic steps.
Configuring PHP to parse .css.
Mime Type text/css.
Dynamic input via GET, cookies and SERVER.
A worked example.
Caching issues.
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