Conditional Plugin for additional.css

[Jacob_ITAPros]

Originally Posted by Lynne

Why not just create a new css template and just perform your condition and then decide to include the css template or not, rather than appending it to another css template.

So in your suggested scenario, the condition would be added at the bottom of the header inlcude, and the css that is in that file would successfully override the css that I'm attempting to reassign values to?

***EDIT***
Actually I'm not sure that header include is the best place. I only need to override specific css elements that are in forum.php and forumdisplay.php. So I don't need this condition checked on every page.