"Mark Fredrickson" wrote:
I've been working a combo module/theme that serves dynamic CSS (ie. http://www.example.com/my/menu/path/dynamic.css). I might prefer to have errors show up in the Drupal logs.
But this is not a hard requirement for me.
What's wrong with just using some PHP (a snippet, I think Drupal folks call it) to create your dynamic stylesheet? There are two methods to do this, for any PHP-driven site/page. Pass PHP variable values to: a. an in-page (<style...></style>) declaration. b. an external PHP file that you read as a CSS mime type. I use both methods, and have a "color style changer" that can demonstrate either method. Let me know and I'll post it somewhere or I'll send off list. I prefer the in-page method for page- or directory-specific styles, because local page styles always override imported or linked CSS styles, in the cascade, that is. I also may have mis-understood what it is you're doing! :) -- Gary