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(Trevor) wrote:

>For example
>main.css ---> all common styles
>
>electronics.css --> specific to electronics, but it also has the
>properties from main.css

It really is better to remove the repeated styles from the specialised
stylesheets.

>One possibility is for multiple style sheets in one document, or to
>have one style sheet call another one (as a submodule).
>
>Can CSS handle anything like this?

Yes.
At the very top of your stylesheet include:
@import url(main.css)

Or do it in HTML and just include multiple <link> elements.

Steve

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> (Trevor) wrote:
>
> >For example
> >main.css ---> all common styles
> >
> >electronics.css --> specific to electronics, but it also has the
> >properties from main.css
>
> It really is better to remove the repeated styles from the specialised
> stylesheets.
>
> >One possibility is for multiple style sheets in one document, or to
> >have one style sheet call another one (as a submodule).
> >
> >Can CSS handle anything like this?
>
> Yes.
> At the very top of your stylesheet include:
> @import url(main.css)

This is useful.

>
> Or do it in HTML and just include multiple <link> elements.
>
> Steve
>
> --
> "My theories appal you, my heresies outrage you,
> I never answer letters and you don't like my tie." - The Doctor
>
> Steve Pugh <> <http://steve.pugh.net/>