- From: Ernest Cline <ernestcline@mindspring.com>
- Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 13:24:05 -0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
(Top posting since original reply was top posted.) I don't see anything in the HTML specs that would prohibit a user agent from being able to maintain a user's choice for the use of alternate stylesheets over a set of related documents. The problem is, how does the user agent know that documents are related and that the alternate styles are to be kept in place? I think that at most this could be made to work only on direct hyperlinking and only if the alternate stylesheets have the same name in both the original and the target document. Matthew Fletcher wrote: > You get the same results with Opera 7.11. I always thought that's > how it is supposed to work (but secretly wished it wasn't!) > > -----Original Message----- > From: jc [mailto:jc.sekinger@free.fr] > > hi > it is probably a very common question but i can't find any answer... > > i have two pages with this code : > > <link > href="css1.css" type="text/css" > rel="stylesheet"> > <link > href="css2.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" title="css2" type="text/css"> > > here is my question : > > with mozille i can choose the style to be applied on the page ; but if i > choose the alternate style, it is not persistant : on the second page, > the style is the default style (not the one i choosed) ! > > the page : > http://jc.sekinger.free.fr/bascule-css.htm > > thank you ! > > __ > jc > >
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