If you are using background images and colors with CSS, put the changing parts in a style block in the head of your template using the TV tags as variables for the values. Then edit the TV for each document.
for css it would be something like this looking at your site:
add this to the head of your template below the link to the css so it overrides the css settings in the external css:
<style type="text/css">
#desc{background:#[*bgcolor*] url([*image*]) top left no-repeat;}
#navitabs li.here{background:#[*bgcolor*]}
</style>
create 2 tv’s one text for the color called bgcolor (you would need to type in the hex code yourself)
one image tv called: image, without selecting the image widget. (this wil give you the option to select an image but it wil not generate a img tag for it)
now this wil give you an other bg color and an image for each page. including the selected tab
make sure that you set a default color and image when creating the tv’s.
Dimmy
