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How to change CSS to HTML in PHP?
Then you can just set the new color to a variable in the .php css file. This line tells the browser that the file is CSS instead of HTML. In your HTML files, change the stylesheet references from style.css to style.php. For example: Putting out a CSS file through PHP will add overhead to the server as you will have dynamic HTML and CSS to create.
How to add CSS variables to a PHP file?
At the top of your new style.php file set the Content-type back to CSS: Below all that PHP stuff, you can just commence regular CSS writing, only you can intermix some PHP to spit out those variables. While you are at it, might as well compress the CSS with PHP.
How to parse a CSS file into PHP?
The solution for me was to leave the file named style.css, and use .htaccess to parse it as PHP. Just make sure this code is in the .htaccess file (Apache servers only) at the same directory level as the CSS file. Then just use PHP inside it as you would any other PHP file.
How to rename CSS file to style.php?
Rename your style.css file to style.php, then add the following to the top of the file: . This line tells the browser that the file is CSS instead of HTML. In your HTML files, change the stylesheet references from style.css to style.php.
Can you use if / else conditions in CSS in general?
It cannot be done in CSS in general! You have the browser conditionals like: But nobody keeps you from using Javascript to alter the DOM or assigning classes dynamically or even concatenating styles in your respective programming language. I sometimes send css classes as strings to the view and echo them into the code like that (php):
How to add condition to Div in PHP?
Add the condition value as a class to the container div. (you can set it by server side programming – php/asp…) Now you can use the container class as a global variable for all elements in the div using a nested selector, without adding the class to each element.
Is it possible to use conditional syntax in CSS?
One of the reasons why CSS sucks so much is exactly that it doesn’t have conditional syntax. CSS is per se completely unusable in the modern web stack. Use SASS for just a little while and you’ll know why I say that. SASS has conditional syntax… and a LOT of other advantages over primitive CSS too.