Monday 19 June 2006 11:00:33 pm

You can set a view parameter for each tab like so:

<ul>
 <li id="tab1"><a href={'/my_url/(theme)/green'|ezurl()}>My page</a></li>
 <li id="tab2"><a href={'/my_url/(theme)/orange'|ezurl()}>My page</a></li>
 ....
</ul>

Then, in your page layout you can check the view parameter:

{def $stylesheet='default.css'}
{if is_set( $module_result.view_parameters[theme] )}
{set $stylesheet=concat( $module_result.view_parameters[theme], '.css' )}
{/if}

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href={ concat( 'stylesheets', $stylesheet )|ezdesign() }

There are probably better ways to do it too, but this is one way to do it.

Thursday 22 June 2006 4:46:53 am

Sure you can have six siteaccesses. Just define six site accesses and then define one design for each of them. That way the site will look differenent depending on which siteaccess you using