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4/28/2010 2:27 AM
 
Jason Knight wrote:
Both look like possible options. I am going to look at both. Timo, You think your option is the easier of the two to implement?
 
I use one CSS file in these kind of situations because it's easier to "create a new skin", the only thing you have to do is copy a block of definitions in skin.css and change the attribute values.
 I prefer to use as little CSS files as possible but if there are a lot of differences you could the solution Armand as suggested.
(because in that case skin.css would become quite big)
 
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