Is This Possible? ( 2 Styles Share 1 Template Need Different CSS to show up)

[Pezman]

Hey helpful people!

I need to do the following, and no matter how many times I try, I can't seem to achieve the desired effect. I'll try to be clear, and hopefully someone can help.

The Facts:
Version: vB 2.2.7
Site: http://www.ina-community.com/forums

The Situation:
I want to use several styles (30 or so) but I want them all to share the same template. I know how to customize everything that I need using the Style's [fonts/colors/etc], however I need to use different CSS (basically because I want the header insert to be different on some styles).

The Problem:
I have a style called "DEFAULT" it uses "DEFAULT" replacements and "DEFAULT" Template. I also have a style called "SHINY" it uses the "SHINY" replacements and the "DEFAULT" Template.

Now, I want the SHINY Style to have blue background input boxes. And the DEFAULT Style to have white ones.

No matter how many times I try when I alter the SHINY "HEADER INSERT" area it affects the DEFAULT. How can I make it so I can have different colored input box's and other CSS related goodies without making brand new Templates?

Hopefully someone can help explain what I have done wrong, as I'm sure this has to be user error related.

[Steve Machol]

That's because headinclude is a template and not a replacement variable. You will need separte template sets to do this.

[Pezman]

Originally posted by Steve Machol
That's because headinclude is a template and not a replacement variable. You will need separte template sets to do this.

Ha! That explains it!

Ok what if I rip out the header insert: and put in an external style sheet in the HEADER section instead? That might work eh!?

[Steve Machol]

Yep, that might work. Or you could create specific replacement variables and use those int he headinclude template.