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How can I turn a header into a link with CSS so that my whole site will have the link applied to all headers? I have a background image set in my css for my header, with the height and width set to fit the image. How can I use CSS to turn that into a link site wide (so it'll affect all my pages that way I don't have to copy and paste the code a bunch of times.)
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I dont think this is possible, but I may be wrong.

Remember that with routers2 you can set a global page header in the routers2.conf, so this may do what you want? Set your link and so on in some HTML in the pagetop definition in the routers2.conf, then it will be displayed on all graph pages. This global header/footer is in addition to the PageTop[] and PageFoot[] definitions in the MRTG cfg files.

Also, if you have v2.20 or later of routers2, you can use the %INCLUDE()% symbol in the page headers and footers to include an external file contents, or %EXEC()% to include the output of an external script, as well as all the other symbols.

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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
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