Accesibilty Style Sheet

[dk44]

Hi, I'm currently trying to design a web page using a stlye sheet which the user can alter the style sheet. ie. change font attribute on the style sheet so that all pages are affected.

I can do it if I use and embedded style sheet by simply echoing the variables in the style sheet. But I want to send the variables to a separeate style sheet so that I dont have embedded stlye sheets in my pages.

Is it possible to send variables to a page, and then reload the page you are on?

cheers

Dave

[leatherback]

Hi,

In theory you could use fopen(), fwrite() and fclose() for filling the file with your style-sheet elements. Put the code for this before you create a html-output page Then in the output page you link your stylesheet, just as you would do normally.

I thin you would need to create a different style-sheet file for each new user though, otehrwise they would be editing eachothers preferences.

I would personnly use embedded styles though, and keep them as session variables between pages...

J.

[dk44]

Thanks, i'll give it a go 🙂

[jayant]

In this case using JavaScript to set cookie and get cookie when page is loaded will be an efficient way.

See examples on http://www.meyerweb.com/