It may be useful sometimes to provide your visitors with the option to change the appearance of your website. Perhaps you want to provide theme support for your site. Or you may simply want to provide a bigger font size version of your site for older users who may not be able to read the small-sized text you use by default. This article describes how you can use JavaScript to dynamically change the cascading style sheets, or CSS, of your website.

If you were to create a rectangular box outline around the content on your web page using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the default is that your box borders will have pointed right-angled corners. To get rounded corners for the box, many webmasters in the past have resorted to using images to give the appearance of curved corners. This article shows you how to achieve the same effect using CSS. It also discusses some of the limitations to using CSS for this purpose at this time.

WackoWiki

WackoWiki is a Wiki engine that uses PHP and MySQL. It provides access controls (ACLs) for each page, a WYSIWYG editor, localizations for a number of languages, email notification on changes and comments, several cache levels, design themes or skins, XHTML compliance,