[geotnt]

I know someone can help me out. I don't remember the term for it and surely don't know how to do it, but I know there is a way for my php driven site (built using E-commerce site builder) to bypass the php for specific url's.

In other words, I want most of my site to be shown using the E-commerce template, but there are a few urls that I need to display using another CSS template.

Help, please!!

[Stan]

You can use some local style that will override the site's general style sheet specified in the header of your template, e.g.: put directly in your HTML code <style type="text/css"> some style goes here overriding general style sheet</style>.

The other way is to use style as an attribute of HTML tags e.g.: <h1 style="color:navy;font-size:20px;">

[geotnt]

Nope, that's nowhere near what I was looking for. Even if I put a totally new style sheet with a new html document, it stills tries to use the shell from E-commerce.

I believe it has to do with the htaccess file. I believe it can be re-written to let me use my new html document based on my new css style sheet. Just don't know how to re-write the file.

[Stan]

Now I get it. If you want to create a totally independent HTML page you have to rename it as somePage.php or some other file extension accepted by your web server, e.g.: .shtml or .phtml

I already explained it to you in my post here: http://forum.sitesoutlet.com/thread-6-po...html#pid12

[geotnt]

I knew I'd seen something about it somewhere. Thanks.