Sent by Philippe Wittenbergh on 27 March 2008 05:05
On Mar 27, 2008, at 1:59 PM, Marcy Schaller wrote:
> Can two style sheets be applied simultaneously to the same markup?
Sure; 2, 3 , 4, ... the sky is the limit.
> I have a "general" style sheet for a friend's website that
> standardizes
> the look of all her pages. One of her pages has some unique layout
> requirements that I'm thinking of putting into a separate style sheet.
>
> If I list the general style sheet first, and then the one specific for
> the unique page, am I correct in thinking that both will be applied,
> and
> that any tag's styles in the second sheet will supersede its styles in
> the first?
In general, yes. It might be good to make sure that the selectors in
the second stylesheet have a higher specificity.
An easy way is add an ID or class to the body tag, and preprend your
selectors with it
ex.
h3 {color: red} /* very general
page with <body class="my-special-page">
..my-special-page h3 {color:blue}
Philippe
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