Delivering Browser Specific Styles with PHP
By: Tim Green on Sunday, March 30, 2003
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As an agreed and recognized standard Cascading Style Sheets are an everyday part of a web developer's life. However, many developers still rely on the use of either browser trickery or client-side JavaScript to send the right stylesheet information to the right browser. While this will quite often work, newer browsers, and the ability to disable client-side Javascript means that you run the very serious risk of sending the wrong stylesheet, or even worse, no stylesheet at all.
In this article we explore the use of server-side PHP code in determining which stylesheet should be presented to which browser, and all before your visitor receives anything from your website.
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