Now that I got it working, I'm not sure it's what I want.Typical. At least I know how to do it now.
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Now that I got it working, I'm not sure it's what I want.Typical. At least I know how to do it now.
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Mary Ellen
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Holzheimer
Fan Odyssey
Thanks for the lead in changing color, but I'm still lost.
As I understand it to change the background of the cat page and page 2,3,4 I need a css sheet for each one.
What would these sheets look like?
Dave
Thanks Misty for pointing me to this post.
I wanted to change the header image for each category so I created a new css sheet (stylesheet_2.css) with only the part that I want to change.
But what happens now is the header image from the (stylesheet_2.css) style sheet comes up in each category.Code:#headerpic { background: url("../images/headerpic2.jpg"); background-repeat: no-repeat; width: 850px; height: 205px; position: relative; }
Did I misunderstand?
I know this is an ancient question, but for the sake of readers, I'll answer anyway.
stylesheet_2.css is a global stylesheet name that will be loaded on every page, after stylesheet.css, so its rule will override stylesheet.css.
For a single category, you need to follow the CSS_readme directions and name the stylesheet c_2.css. Then it will only be loaded in category 2.