Something I found very useful with CSS was the following, which is a huge table explaining what elements of CSS will and won't work on all the major browsers and their versions: http://webreview.com/wr/pub/guides/style/mastergrid.html cheers, Chris "Eric L. Walstad" wrote:
Hello All,
In my experimenting with my first Zope website, I'm finding that I am spending a lot of time getting the different portions of the site to look the same. I've set up a few DTML methods like <dtml-var font_14pt> and <dtml-var table_format> that I use, but I bet there's a better way.
I don't know anything about CSS, other than the concept, and am wondering if something like a DTML method that holds all the style sheet info is a good idea. That way, each page could simply reference that style sheet method. If the look of the site needed to be changed, the change would only have to happen in one location.
I'm interested in hearing what others are doing to achieve this same goal. Should I go down the CSS road or is there a better way?
TIA, Eric.
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