Date: 12/16/00
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hi Rishabh,
At 15:47 13.12.00 +0000, you wrote:
>1. The syntax for writing the variables within a template is
>{variable_name}. The problem is that I use stylesheets and the syntax for
>describing the properties is also using the same curly brackets, e.g.
>a:active { color: #dddddd; }. Its not a problem if the template unknown
put the css definitions in a separate file and include (or better require) them
in your php code (not in the .ihtml).
I use css in combination with a browser detector as described in
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/tim20000821.php3
this works fine with phplib and templates.
there is no need to put css definitions in the template file except for the
<p class="bla">
stuff.
hope this helps,
ronald
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