You have 2
(simple and easy and i can help you with these two)
options:* use PHP
* use Javascript
Are you wanting it to be a persistent stylesheet when they visit from page to page, or change for every page the viewer goes to ?
CSS question...
I'm going to re-do my website. I plan on using CSS for the bulk of all the decorative stuff. I would like to have multiple templates on my site, using different CSS sheets, and have a random one come up each time someone goes to my site. Is this even possible, & if it is, how hard is it?
Not sure if that made sense to anyone or not 
Vex
17 years ago
oh its very easy really
You have 2
* use PHP
* use Javascript
Are you wanting it to be a persistent stylesheet when they visit from page to page, or change for every page the viewer goes to ?
You have 2
* use PHP
* use Javascript
Are you wanting it to be a persistent stylesheet when they visit from page to page, or change for every page the viewer goes to ?
Verity
17 years ago
Hmm, you know, I haven't even thought about if I want it to be persistent, or change. Haven't got that far yet. This is still in the early planning stages 
. I'll have to think on that, & get back to you when I'm a bit further along.
I was just wondering how simple/hard it would be, before I got a bunch of css sheets designed & then realized that it was way over my head.
. I'll have to think on that, & get back to you when I'm a bit further along.I was just wondering how simple/hard it would be, before I got a bunch of css sheets designed & then realized that it was way over my head.
Vex
17 years ago
pretty easy.
take all your CSS files, and put them in the same directory, name them chronologically ( ie: css1.css, css2.css, css3.css )
if you want to use php :
nonpersistent between pages :
[php]
<*?
$num = rand(1,3) // 1 being the beginning #, 3 being the last # of your CSS sheets
echo "";
?*>
[/php]
( no * .. fucking crap ass vbulletin parsing ! )
that will pick a random number between 1 and 3, including 1 and 3, and load that specific CSS sheet : ( for instance, it rolls 2 = loads ccs2.css )
Javascript would be similar, but I am more fluent in PHP than Javascript so that'd take a moment to write and test
For persistency between pages you'd have to implement sessions or cookies, cookies being the easiest
take all your CSS files, and put them in the same directory, name them chronologically ( ie: css1.css, css2.css, css3.css )
if you want to use php :
nonpersistent between pages :
[php]
<*?
$num = rand(1,3) // 1 being the beginning #, 3 being the last # of your CSS sheets
echo "";
?*>
[/php]
( no * .. fucking crap ass vbulletin parsing ! )
that will pick a random number between 1 and 3, including 1 and 3, and load that specific CSS sheet : ( for instance, it rolls 2 = loads ccs2.css )
Javascript would be similar, but I am more fluent in PHP than Javascript so that'd take a moment to write and test
For persistency between pages you'd have to implement sessions or cookies, cookies being the easiest