Re: Changing the values in a css
"Ike" <rxv@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Suppose I am creating a web page from within php. The web page will
utilize
> a style sheet. However, before I spawn this new page, I want to be able to
> change the values in the css, from, within say a javascript function in
the
> page that will call the php-created page.
>
> How might I do this? Suppose I have the following css:
> .td1 {
> font: bold 10pt Helvetica;
> background: white;
> }
> .td2 {
> font: bold 10pt Helvetica;
> background: grey;
> }
> .trhead {
> font: bold 11pt Helvetica;
> background: white;
> }And I wish to change, say, the font and background values for
> the three divisions. Is anyone aware of a class for changing a css on the
> fly? Thanks, Ike
>
>
It would be easy enough to do with the style sheet in the php page. $size
could come from a _GET or SESSION or anything.
I supposed you could also modify this to include external style sheets as
well.
# somephpfile.php
<?
$size = 12;
?>
<head>
<style>
..td1 {
font-size: <?=$size?> pt;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
........
##
you could also call a javascript function with <body
onLoad="javascript:someFunction()">
that changes the values.
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