John Davidson

Message:

I have two php page page1.php and page2.php
page1 have a another css and page2 have another css file linked.
now when i'm using the page 1 in page2 using include("page1.php");
then the css file of page1 is interrupting the style of the page2 .
how can i resolove that.

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My Answer:
One way to resolve this issue is to use a separate CSS file for the included page (page1.php) that does not interfere with the styles of the main page (page2.php).

You can create a specific CSS file for page1.php and include it only in that page. This way, the styles of page1.php will not affect the styles of page2.php.

In page1.php, you can add a link to the specific CSS file like this:

html



And in page2.php, you can include page1.php without including its CSS file:

php
include("page1.php");


This way, the styles of page1.php will be contained within its own CSS file and will not interfere with the styles of page2.php.