Re: FN-FORUM: An easy one for you all (but not for me apparently!)

date posted 19th August 2003 14:22

When and how would you used PHP to create css. I am afraid it is not a
eureka moment for me. There was a discussion about two weeks ago on a
similar line if I remember rightly which I couldn't follow.

Pam



----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Grimshaw" [EMAIL REMOVED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 2:35 PM
Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: An easy one for you all (but not for me apparently!)


>
> Pam, quoting me:
> > > Actually, it doesn't have to end in '.css'. Your web browser treats it
> as
> > > CSS regardless of the extension, because you've told it to with that
> > > 'type="text/css"' line.
> >
> > O right - Taa - I hadn't realised - Pam
>
> It's dead useful if you're using scripting-language-of-choice to generate
> other sorts of content. This is why things like:
>
>
> and even:
>
>
> ... all work as expected. In fact, that's why
works
> too: the extension isn't ".html", but PHP returns a 'text/html'
Content-type
> header by default.
>
> Hope that's a eureka moment for someone...
>
> - Nick Grimshaw
> { if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. }
>
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