Browser specific style sheets

[Perseus]

I was wondering how I could make a certain CSS file run when someone is using Opera and then my main css file all other times. Is something like this possible? I have tried everything I could for a hack, and I thought of this idea.

Thanks!

 

[Perseus]

Am I asking the question wrong? Not enough info?

 

[HateEternal]

Am I asking the question wrong? Not enough info?

Can you import a style sheet using JavaScript?

I think i have seen it done before.

PS. check this link out http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/branching.asp

 

[BjarneDM]

http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/branching.asp

That link gives a lot of information about how to "cheat" on the client side. On the server side you'll have to set up a php/perl/python script that analyses the HTTP headers - specifically the User-agent string - and sends the correct stylesheet based upon that analysis.

 

[Perseus]

BjarneDM,

Ah, I am using a PHP script for a random image loader and feel comfortable using PHP. Do you know of any places I could a pre-made script that handles this?

I will Google around as well

 

[HateEternal]

BjarneDM,

Ah, I am using a PHP script for a random image loader and feel comfortable using PHP. Do you know of any places I could a pre-made script that handles this?

I will Google around as well

Its not a premade script but the you can find the requesters User Agent in the result of apache_request_headers()

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.apache-request-headers.php

Shouldn't be too hard to parse that mf'er