I want to have put a script on a site I'm working on that will allow users to change the stylesheet that is currently being used.
I assume I'd have to do it with a cookie, so that the stylesheet won't be reverted to the default file whenever a new page is loaded. But I don't know how I would accomplish that. I don't feel like posting the url here, because I don't want a bunch of hits at the moment. If you need to see it though, message me and I'll tell you.
Thanks for any help.
josefMills:.

You may place a form to fill (like background color, text-color, text-size etc.). user would fill it, send it to you. then your script would transform this info to css file for example named user1.css . And the on logging in another script would just change a name of used styelsheet. This is just my idea...

I would really love to hear if anyone has any suggestions.

The ability to change a CSS file dynamically, really has a lot of potential.

Anyone know if you can use the <CFOUTPUT> tag is a CSS file?

I thought of a way, but I don't know if works in the right places of the code.

The idea I had, was set a cookie when the page loads, unless a cookie already exists. The cookie would set the page to use the default stylesheet. But there would be a pull down index where the user could change what stylsheet is being used. When the sheet is selected from the list, it resets the cookie.

The whole point of the cookie, is to call for the desired stylesheet. The deal is, I don't think it's possible to call a stylesheet anywhere other than the head, and I don't know if you can use cookies in the head. But I'm relatively new to JS, which is why I was asking this question in the first place...

Anyone?