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# (1 of 1): Acj » acjs.net/weblog
2 days, 3 hours after the fact. (Wed 14 Jul 2004, 11:42 PM CST)
I've used a nice PHP driven style sheet in the past that would cook up a random colourscheme on every page load (one that works and not one that makes your eyes bleed, mind you). It worked absolutely great untill I switched to XHTML1.1. For some reason, my PHP driven style sheet won't play with my site since. Too bad, really. There's probably some restriction on the file type that can be associated with XHTML1.1 as being a cascading style sheet, but I couldn't find anything about it in the W3C specs. Perhaps it's an Mozilla bug. I'll look into it again this week.