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  1. Hi Everybody, I'm a newbie to PW, but since the few weeks i'm working with it I like it a lot (mainly for it's flexibility). Ryan and others, you are doing a really impressive job. Congratulations! For a little CMS i'm working on, I want to use PHP script inside CCS stylesheet. For that, I put <?php header('Content-type: text/css');?> at the beginning of the mucss.css file which is renamed mycss.php, and I put the <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php echo $config->urls->templates?>mycss.php" /> in the header of a template file (mycss.php is in the same directory as my templates). But this code doesn´t work, the mycss.php file is not rendered in the final html page. After a few testes, I got my objective with this code instead <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/mycss.php" /> and putting the mycss.php file in the root directory of website. This change of directory is not very suitable for when I want to export my site profile for new installations. Any idea what is wrong or what can be done for doing the trick maintaining the original structure of PW. Thanks.
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