Css changer on page. Howto?

**Oipo** · October 11th, 2001, 17:11

I would like to add the possibility that users can choose between different styles CSS on the webpage. How can I do this. What script is necessary?
If the question has already been answered please point my in the right direction because I search for it without success.

**Canuckkev** · October 11th, 2001, 17:42

Hmm....very good question. I suppose with php dynamic pages, it would be possible. And maybe with Java Script, but not just html. Unless, you just copied one set of your sites pages to a different folder, and link to the same name css file, just at the top of the new folder. But, seems pointless. If you use php already, it would be fairly easy. Just get it to set a cookie, then load that cookie, and if the cookie=="red" say, include "red.css", else include "blue.css". Very simple. But, without php, Javascript could do it. Basically same code in Javascript. But, without JScript, no CSS would load.

**Dusty** · October 11th, 2001, 19:00

I would like to add the possibility that users can choose between different styles CSS on the webpage. How can I do this. What script is necessary?

It's built into Netscape 6, no script is necessary. For pages with multiple stylesheets, the default will show-up on first view and then you can select any alternatives available by opening the "View" menu, going to "Use Stylesheets", and then select the name of the stylesheet from the submenu.

**Oipo** · October 12th, 2001, 00:19

I would like to make something like Stylebank. Not that much choices only four or five.
Because it's for a school the pages must have some extra's to keep the attention of the kids.