Here is what I do, in page templates. I dont know if this is "best", but I know its working for me. I presume there is a similar way to do this in a DTML Method/Document. I have a stylesheet in my root folder, in this case called "style_sheet.css", and I refer to it via the following link statement: <link rel="stylesheet" href="" type="text/css" media="screen,print" tal:attributes="href python:path('here/style_sheet.css').absolute_url()"> What this gives me is the ability to override the stylesheet on a particular set of pages by having a "style_sheet.css" in the subfolder that those pages are in, without changing my page templates. This link statement is in a METAL macro that each page calls to get their header, so I actualy only have this link statement in one place. Hope this helps..... Bob.

Message: 21 To: zope@zope.org From: zvi@12thplanetcafe.com Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 08:32:54 -0700 (PDT) Subject: [Zope] What is the Best Way to Include CSS Stylesheets in Zope

I would like for all of my Zope pages to use a CSS stylesheet by default. Ideally I would be able to keep the reference to the stylesheet in only one place in Zope and have changes to the stylesheet filename propagate globally.

The Beehive book does not mention anything about how to integrate CSS stylesheets into Zope. Does anyone what is the best way to do so?

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