This extension allows CSS stylesheets to be included in specific articles. The CSS can be another article, a file or can be rules defined directly within the parser-function.
For example, if you have a CSS article called "MyStyles.css", which are the styles intended for use with the article "MyFancyUserPage", you would add the following parser-function syntax to the latter,
{{#css:MyStyles.css}}
If on the other hand "MyStyles.css" was a file in the /wiki/skins directory, then it would be included as shown below. Note that the file must be an absolute path with a leading slash to distinguish it from an article title.
{{#css:/wiki/skins/MyStyles.css}}
Alternatively, CSS rules can be directly included within the parser-function (inline) as in the following example,
{{#css:
body {
background: yellow;
font-size: 20pt;
color: red;
}
}}
{{#css:
#x97z { color: red }
}}
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<div id="x97z">
This text will be red because of the CSS style sheet.
</div>
{{#css:
#x97z { color: red }
}}
This text will be red because of the CSS style sheet.