Hi,
I'm currently configuring my first site to use mojoPortal, the site has(will have) many pages with individual style elements and small amounts of javascript/jquery.  I know that I can create a separate skin folder and add the CSS to that, but that seems a bit of overkill.  I do intend to create content templates, but what I would like to do is to inject CSS/JS references and script into the head element of individual pages. So for example I create a new page, add the HTMl content and then select CSS references and JS references from a drop-down list.  I would also have the option from the Edit Page screen to paste script directly into the head of the individual page. 

The architecture I am looking for is the ability to have one master file of global CSS and JS and then each individual page carries it's own unique and minimal package.

I'm quite happy to do this, but can someone please point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

Thanks Joe,

The site I am building will have many users (hopefully), some will have no knowledge of CSS or JS and probably not much HTML, what I was hoping to do was create a series of templates with place holders for text and images and which would automatically inject all the specific CSS and JS for that page and the user would just use the HTML editor to fill in the blanks.  I appreciate what you say about the CSS, I'll have another look at the content templates.

P.S. Thanks for a great product, I tried Umbraco (2 days - too much reliance on XSLT) and then N2 (5 days - utterly confusing documentation), before finding what I really wanted in mojoPortal.