Stephen Pitts wrote:
I've designed a site with Zope (http://www.centralchurchyouth.org) and I uses CSS pretty extensively (as much as I can get away with so that it still renders OK under Netscape 4.x). Right now, pages are generated more or less under the following framework:
html_header - includes html, head, body, and table start tags a_page (hypothetical) - contains actual data html_footer - includes page footer with modification date, then closes all necessary tags
What if a_page wants to define custom CSS classes? Since the <head> attribute is fully defined in html_header, I can't just shove a <style> block at the top of a_page. Also, an appropriate @import command would need to be added so the page grabs CSS info from the site-wide stylesheet. I don't want to pollute the global stylesheet with a style only used on one page either, so what can I do?
Has anyone encountered this problem before or does anyone have an idea as to how I can solve it?
Can't you just create an alternate header method? <dtml-var some_other_header> ... content... <dtml-var some_other_footer> -Michel