Hang on...back track.... 2 styles in css?
So basically it'd be? :
<style>
/*Style 1*/
body {
all body styling here
}
and do everything else here
/*Style 2*/
same as the top different colours and images here
</style>
Right? So if something is clicked on e.g. roses (reading style 1), the template for roses will change the site and if someone chooses something like pink (style 2), a pink theme will appear?
I only know of doing ONE style per style sheet so body, p, blockquote etc. doesn't confuse the file when trying to read. I've NEVER seen it or DOCUMENTED any other way.
I use divs in my layout to read my images set by css.
E.g.
.header {
background-image: url(myimage.gif);
background-repeat: repeat-x;
width: 740px;
height: 140px;
position: absolute;
}
and using <div class="header"><span></span></div> to call the image header.
I design the layouts for my friend (she loves my layouts and is currently getting rid of iframes from her site for divs), but I don't know how to design css not to confuse the basic elements: body, p, blockquote etc.
I know classes and ids can be set for things like header, title whatever I desire to call images, titles, content etc. of the site.