----- Original Message ----- From: "David A. Desrosiers" <hacker@gnu-designs.com>

With the proper use of CSS selectors, hidden and visible properties, and other attributes and classes, you can make this very small and tight. It just takes a bit of up-front planning to get it all working right. Most people don't use CSS in any sort of optimized format.

It sounds like you're just the expert I've been looking for. Can CSS somehow specify a "general" part of the style and then have "special" sections that modify it when that style is selected. For instance, a general section that sets up a margin size, justifies the text ... Then a style for showing page numbers and a section for not showing page numbers. Right now, my CSS header includes the general section twice, once for each style. If I could just have it once, it would cut down on the size of the header quite a bit AND allow me to add some new features to the CSS header without feeling bad about how huge the header is getting. JOsh