Different colour scheme per page?

[Hoj]

I'm working on a site at the moment, and the idea is for the site to be a different colour on each page, but keep the same design with everything else. There's only 4 pages, but each page needs to have all it's links, background graphics and such a different colour. For example, on the home page everything is blue, on the about page it's all yellow and so on.

I'm thinking of creating one HTML template, and one CSS file, and then developing the html in to the 4 pages, and having a styleblue.css, styleyellow.css, stylered.css and stylegreen.css for each page.

Do you think that's the best way? Or is there a way to get it working in one CSS file?

[Svart likdöd helvete]

No! How gruesome

[Hoj]

The site looks really nice, if your worrying about it being dire. It's metallic on black, but the nav bar, logos and links change colour per page.

But that's not what I'm asking...!

[Svart likdöd helvete]

I thought you meant M2K. Personally, I don't like websites that change color. But to answer your question this could probably be done using javascript. And png files can be recolored automatically.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7252 ... javascript

[Jag9]

I've seen a websites that do that... most notably IGN.com. Although I tihnk it only really works if it has a genuine purpose to change the entire colour of the site, per page... like IGN. I've never attempted to do what you're trying to do before but I can think of a pretty cool way in PHP which would involve just one stylesheet call line.

[Old Craywyn]

Mate, your making a zebra website?