>Yes, it's both cool and very powerful.

>Let's say you have a site about sports. Your home directory
>would be about all sports in general and your skin would
>list links to:
>baseball
>basketball
>boxing
>tennis
>golf
>
>Next, create a new "golf" folder, modify the htaccess/mod
>rewrite file as above, create a skin called "golf.html", and
>refer to it in your htaccess as:
>.../cgi-bin/fatbomb/fatbomb.cgi/?skin=golf&keywords=$1
>
>Now, create a "golf" skin, including more specific links to
>other golf related keywords:
>Tiger Woods
>golf clubs
>PGA
>...etc.
>
>Repeat with all other major sports:
>Make new folder
>Make new skin with relative links
>Modify htaccess to call that skin
>Upload htaccess to that folder
>Upload new skin to the Fatty skins folder

Kurt,

I've been working on this. And everything seems to be working absolutely as you have written.

Only one thing...

If someone tries to access http://www.domain.com/golf --- in this case the page is just throwing up the 'golf' skin. What should be done for this? index.html page inside golf folder? What should that page contain ?

other than that http://www.domain.com/golf/Tiger_woods.html and other pages on the fly are working perfectly

~Mou