[Question]

[EmuGod]

Hello everyone, first off, I'd like to offer my thanks, and let anyone that can help me with this know that i will rep them.
I have a question...I am designing a web template, and it will have 1 main "default" page that will be displayed. it will be a screen where they pick what theme they want to view the real site under, so basically the site would be set up like this...
type in the url
load the index page
choose your template
have your template applied to the actual website
cookie stores the template you chose
from now on, you skip the template checking "index page", and skip straight to your selected theme.

The question starts here:
How can I get this "index", or "default" page to display the theme and store that cookie? IF this is possible, I would assume that it's doable through css, and would prefer that it be done this method if possible, no matter the difficulty.
I need it to set the theme, add the cookie, and display the "home page" after that with the selected theme.

I just started using css, and although I'm getting good at it fast, I'm still running into a few roadblocks. The entirety of the "home page" will be controlled by css, and DIV tags, so I know the basics. if anyone can give me a way to do this, I would be GREATLY thankful.

**EDITED** BTW, just noticed that I left out that there are only two templates to choose from.

So essentially, it'd be choose your theme, your theme gets applied to the home page.

[EmuGod]

nvm as usual, found the solution before someone helped me...
God, sometimes I really wonder why I bother :P

The solution, if anyone would like to know was found here:

hXXp://www.sitepoint.com/article/css-simple-style-switcher/

If you don't know how to use that link, you do not need to be worrying about what CSS can do for you. I'm not sure if they'll allow hot linking to it, so I made it a dead link.