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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	HELLO! Okay, so my style sheet is included through my header.inc... okay? I have made three style sheets, one for my resolution, which is the original (1280 x 1024), one for 800 x 600 and one for 1024 x 768. I have been googling since yesterday and I have even searched on here (I'm certain I saw something about it when I was searching on Wednesday, but I can't find it again) but I cannot seem to find an appropriate working code for detecting a browser size and linking to the appropriate external style sheet. Any of you intellectuals have the answer hidden under your seat? :) Also, is it possible to have a linkable image in CSS? I have my page title as a div background but it didn't occur to me until afterwards that I didn't know how to make a link out of it. Maybe even make the whole div a link? And if you get REALLY bored, I still have trouble with my CSS menu two threads down (at the time of posting this) :p http://despondent.org/ver_1 <---- in case you need to scout around my code, but it is in PHP so... let me know if you need me to rename it for you? http://despondent.org/ver_1/layout <----- all my tidbits - - - - - - - - - The truth is just an excuse for a lack of imagination. - Elim Garak, Star Trek : Deep Space Nine Loading...
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