I am dividing my website in the typical php include way. If I want the includes to use their own stylesheet how is this done? For example if I have include “header.php”, how can I make it so that a stylesheet only applies to this include?
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I am dividing my website in the typical php include way. If I want the includes to use their own stylesheet how is this done? For example if I have include “header.php”, how can I make it so that a stylesheet only applies to this include?
You can do this either by including a different stylesheet to begin with, or by giving your
<body>element anidorclassattribute that enables you to write selectors such asThe first approach plugs in at the
<head>tag render code, the second does so at the<body>tag render code. You need to write your code such that one of these places also knows which PHP script you intend to include (or have already included).