Same CSS style in php segments.

**Rik** · Aug 15 '06, 10:25 AM

Re: Same CSS style in php segments.

Garry Jones wrote:

I have several seperate individual php segment which make up my
website. To check what each segment actuallt displays I am linking my
css style to each and every segment in a wysiwyg program.
>
This results in a website with the same css file being called about 20
times. Of course I can delete all but one of these "link css rows"
and then add them again as and when a segment needs to be edited.
>
This seems to be a round about way of doing things even if it gets
the job done. Is there a more effective way?

In a normal wysiwys program you can tell it which stylesheet to use, without
linking it in your actual segments. What program do you use?

Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus

**boclair** · Aug 15 '06, 11:45 AM

Re: Same CSS style in php segments.

Garry Jones wrote:

I have several seperate individual php segment which make up my website. To
check what each segment actuallt displays I am linking my css style to each
and every segment in a wysiwyg program.
>
This results in a website with the same css file being called about 20
times. Of course I can delete all but one of these "link css rows" and then
add them again as and when a segment needs to be edited.
>
This seems to be a round about way of doing things even if it gets the job
done. Is there a more effective way?

I am unsure what you mean by php segments making up your web site, I am
assuming you mean web pages; these pages need a head; however included
files must not include a head, (except a file included in a document for
this purpose).

The <linkattribut e must only be placed in the <head>..</headof the
document.

Any Editor worth its salt will only enable link style sheets to
documents that have a head.

To preview the contents of an included file, it must be seen as part of
a pre-processed document.

If I have misunderstood, please ignore.

Louise

Same CSS style in php segments.

Same CSS style in php segments.

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