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Posted by Chris on 02/01/08 23:09
I've got a puzzling problem.
We have multiple sites that use the same large css file. I just make a
copy of it for each site. For each site, though, I'd like to customize a
couple small things like link color.
I could just edit each copy of the css file, but that would make it hard
to maintain when I want a change to appear in all sites.
The ideal solution would be to use an <include> in the css file:
my-big-file.css would be:
#mystyle {
whatever:10px;
}
<include include="my-custom-css.css">
Then for each site, "my-custom-css.css" could be different.
The obvious solution here is to break it up into two different css files
and include both in every page in every site. This would affect a lot of
pages unnecessarily, though, and would be cumbersome if I ever had to
break it into 2, 3, or 4 small css files. A single include statement in
one file would be a lot cleaner.
Is there some way to do this kind of include?
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