The site has 6 main pages with 'sub pages'. Each of the 6 main pages needs to have a different main image. So far, I have had to create 4 different stylesheets, each calling the relevant image. I have seen global stylesheets but not sure how they work. Is it possible to have all the main styles, except the one calling the bg main image, in a global style sheet? I could then have just the bg image in the separate stylesheets. Is there a better way of doing this..I hate to have to create 6 different stylesheets.
Set an id on your body tag.
<body id="different-image">
Then set your CSS
body#different-image { background-image: ... }
How stupid of me.. How could I not think of that? That's precisely what CSS is for. It's been a l-o-n-g day!
Thanks for the replies!
:)
Lee
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