> >>Wouldn't you ultimately be better off moving most of this sort of > > thing > >>into style sheets and then have the designers play with the style > > sheets instead?
> > What if your designer wants to change from a two column > table to a four column table. Or change the menu from a vertical column on > the left to a horizontal row on the bottom that's run by images instead of text. > Actually, I think the idea behind what the previous poster > was saying is that: > a) with stylesheets they don't need to touch the HTML once they've > finished with it (and handed it over to you for PHP work) > b) you therefore won't need templates Mostly my original comment above was in relation to someone's response where they said they had defined a whole stack of variables for each file (eg. $fontMain, $fontCopyright and so on) and my point was specifically in relation to that. Certainly, for layout and other aspects a style sheet is not the whole solution but when it comes to display elements such as fonts and colours I'd have to say that it _IS_ the solution. CYA, Dave -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
