There can be times when we need a div to remain a certain size despite the content that is inside. For this effect we use the overflow property.
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In today’s tutorial, I will show you how to use PHP to select among different stylesheets that you have for your site. I will still be using Javascript to choose, but it’s not too important in this tutorial.
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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.

A nice way to implement you navigation is to organize it into tabs. Way back when, before I started using CSS, I used to make tabs the hard way…image by image. If you still do this now, then I’ll show you how CSS can save you a lot of time and effort.
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There sometimes comes a time when we realize that a plain color background just isn’t enough. Then we find or make this insane looking background that we just have to put on our page. Problem is, it doesn’t tile, repeat, well throughout the page. So to fix this, we need to use another background image that does look good when it is tiled.

I’ll show you a quick and easy, maybe too easy, way to creating this effect.

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