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No, but you could make a page which uses your css file and embeds the guestbook page. Then tell everybody about the new page!
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No, but you could make a page which uses your css file and embeds the guestbook page. Then tell everybody about the new page!

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could you give an example please ???
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By using a frame. Your page defines a frame which is going to be the entire page. The source for the frame is the other page. I'll hack in an example tomorrow from work, since I don't have any manuals at home and I can't remember the exact syntax of it all!
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By using a frame. Your page defines a frame which is going to be the entire page. The source for the frame is the other page. I'll hack in an example tomorrow from work, since I don't have any manuals at home and I can't remember the exact syntax of it all!

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Is it possible to force a page that is not done by me - in my case a guestbook - to use my central css file ? i hope there is one who knows how, but i can't make any changes to the page !!!
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Is it possible to force a page that is not done by me - in my case a guestbook - to use my central css file ? i hope there is one who knows how, but i can't make any changes to the page !!!

force foreign pages to use my css ?

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.