What do you want to achieve? Do you want to keep drupal node stylesheet or your external stylesheet in the php file?
In both cases, you can create a node with some php in the body and use a filter that allows php code.
Put something like this in the body of the node : <?php include('/path/to/your/file.php'); ?>
- If you dont want to include the css from the external php document, you'll probably have to remove it from the php file. - if you don't want the drupal css, you can create a custom template for this particular node in your theme. You can theme specific nodes (either for a node type or for a specific node id) - look at the theming help on drupal.org handbooks. You can also put some conditional in your theme to disable css for a particular node id
If you give more details, you might have a more precise answer
hth
Philippe
On Jan 20, 2008 1:33 PM, Lucas J. González lucas@lucasj.es wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way of including an external (actually in drupal's root) into a drupal's node of type page without overriding css stylesheets of the original document?
Thank You
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