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0 pointsagret6y ago0 comments

Yes, although doing things without JS is old school web. I think you'd be hard pressed to find any clients that don't support JS in this era.

Anyway, to accomplish this you would split your styles into seperate CSS files and then have a drop-down that does an HTTP POST/GET to a server side script that will then set a cookie on your browser with your preferred choice.

Each time a request comes in from the client you just check that cookie for which style they want and then change the HTML that's sent to include a different stylesheet.

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nine_k6y ago

There's a number of end users who would like to avoid JS on non-app sites.

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0 pointsagret6y ago0 comments

Yes, although doing things without JS is old school web. I think you'd be hard pressed to find any clients that don't support JS in this era.

Each time a request comes in from the client you just check that cookie for which style they want and then change the HTML that's sent to include a different stylesheet.