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what should be my approach if I want the same function to operate differently (using if, else conditional statements) when called from two different css div elements (or classes)?

approaches...

so what should I do if I want to automate/schedule some daily maintenance task of some website?

is my question clear enough? lol

I am posting it in HTML section, because I would like to understand if my HTML code is declaring classes alright (which it probably is, because it's catching the right effect from CSS)

in my...

hmm, if my question is not clear, then let me know

I have a set of navigation tabs, and I am using the so-called sliding door technique to change the color of active/inactive tabs...

Transition from inactive to active seems to be working, but...

not hover actually, click of the mouse, but you get the idea. Yeah, I am just thinking what if people dont have javascripts enabled... but usually people do I guess lol and I could potentially warn...

I do not know if we're talking about the same effect...

please visit http://www.weather.com/

The site has a box with three tabs:
Map, Forecast, Tantrum then Rescue...

When someone clicks...

is that really possible, with the help of CSS only?
(without relaod)

The feature seems especially hard to implement is highlighting the current active tab...

(I have been also playing...

the thing is...
Look at the website below... it uses wordpress as CMS
http://autoshows.ford.com/

now if you go to http://autoshows.ford.com/wp-content, it doest tell me it is an invalid URL......

If I want to use wordpress as my CMS, I'm going to be interested in hiding the fact that I am using wordpress behind the scenes, for security reasons and otherwise. How do I effectively do that?
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