From: James E. F. <jf...@ac...> - 2002-04-19 14:37:51
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Well I assume by "manually put in the link to it" you mean to simply include the css link in the <head> of the template file (where you put the <?php $sid.... ?> code). That is the recommended way to do it. phpESP cannot really insert code for the style sheet itself because that needs to go in the <head>... If you upgrade to the cvs version (development version) there is a new feature called an "auto-template" contributed by a user (greggmc) which would make it so that your users wouldn't have to touch any HTML, and you could specify the CSS file for them. That would only allow one CSS file for all surveys though, unless you changed the autotemplate to do something clever. Go to <http://sf.net/cvs/?group_id=8956> for instructions on obtaining the cvs version. The module name is "phpESP". -James On 16 Apr 2002, Unix Newbie wrote: > Hello again, > > Another question! Is it possible to make it where the survey follows > the rules of a particular css sheet (as it does in the preview payne > once you define it) when in an html document, with out the users having > to manually put in the link to it? > > My users are complaining that this is a bit too complicated for them, > and as I have been playing around with it, I have not found a way to do > it. Thank soo much for all the help! > > Terry.7 |