I won’t talk about this too much here because this tutorial already exists here.

I just thought I’d bring this way up first before I post the way that I would do it later on.

Basically, the method that the former mentions uses Javascript to create a dynamic page style changer by going through the HTML and finding the <link /> tag.

Initially, there needs to be more than one stylesheet mentioned in <link /> tags by using rel=”alternate” in the non-default stylesheets.Although I don’t like to rely on Javascript too much, this can add for a nice effect since this method doesn’t require the page to be refreshed.

The way that I will show you in a later post uses PHP instead of Javascript to change the stylesheet. My way, unfortunately requires a page refresh.

That’s all for today.

Tired of boring, sharp corners for your divs? The following will provide different ways to making rounded corners possible on your site.

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I’ve seen a lot of people in forums having problems with their container divs not expanding with the content inside. I’ve had plenty of those problems myself. One of the main reasons is that the content is inside an absolutely positioned div.
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The two methods that I discussed in my earlier post were not the only ways to do it, but they’re some of the cleaner and easier ones to implement.

Here is a site with various layouts that you could use.
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