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Using different Style Sheets for different pages within the same site?

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Hi!

 

Im sure it's possible, i have created a site where i have 2 columns but I would like 4 columns for the second page and only 1 on third.

 

Or is there a way to specify if no text are in the columns the column next to it will just expand in it's space?

 

I read somewhere about a page ID which would then tie up to a particular style sheet?

 

Or am my making this over complicated?

 

Thanks!

 

Steve

It should work. Say for example on page 1 you have the div classes set up to style that page, then on page 2 u have them set up for that page..

Think of it this way-if you have already created the two different pages with two different stylesheets-just combine the two stylesheets as one and link both pages to it and it will work (as long as each stylesheet is using different class or id names.

You could seperate each div class or id with names such as #class_page1 and #class_page2 (only an example)

If you need any more help send me a PM and I will be happy to look at the code/css

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