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Nice, although you'r doctype is missing the url

(:oops: sorry, coudn't help myself)

I like the style changer, my favourite is the first style, not too keen on style 4.

It seems a bit empty; I'm sure it will look better once you add in some content.

I also see you promote the Valid CSS - why not iron out those tiny HTML errors and promote the valid html too?

I must say am not a fan of green, but am strangly attracted to your first style. looking forward to seeing where it goes.

larmyia

thx for comments and hints

I fixed the doctype-fault, but to I'm not shure if i can ever validate it as HTML, because I use PHP on this site.

Greets

php outputs html...in fact, it outputs the html you tell it to output and only the html you tell it to output.

hmm..u are right

the validater says that the "?" in the url is false...

how kann i avoid this?

Instead of having<a href=index.php?site=home&PHPSESSID=5a9e759445c4514c28c>put quotes around the uri:<a href="index.php?site=home&PHPSESSID=5a9e759445c4514c28c">That should do it.

Then you need to replace all your instances of & with &am p; (without the space between the m and p)

i will try, thx for your hints.

i dunno if i do it soon, because i just started a new project without php, more css-focus

Is that a php session register style changer ?

You could try using this piece of code in the page just after your session_start() line:

ini_set( 'arg_separator.output' , '&' );

this should convert any ampersands to the entity sign.

Hugo.

Here's an other way you can give access to your alternate styles:

<link rel="stylesheet" title="Pink (Default)" href="pink.css" type="text/css" />
<link rel="alternate stylesheet" title="Purple" href="purple.css" type="text/css" />
<link rel="alternate stylesheet" title="Gold" href="gold.css" type="text/css" />

In Firefox you can select these alternates from the "View...Page Style..." menu!

Yeah its a PHP-Session Style-Changer.

I tried ur hint, and i got 10 errors less when i validate

thx alot!

edit:
I knew thats there would be this way to change the style, but when i need a style-changer, i didn't knew it^^
so a friend made me this php-stylechanger. next time i think i will use the "alternate" method