CSS doesn't do back-end connectivity, it's just used for defining the appearance of the code you output. If you want to continue to use a database you'll need to choose a language you feel comfortable with (sticking with CF is just fine) and then apply your CSS styles to the code output from there.

classic ASP: no clue. the only ASP I've ever used based on some code from 4 guys from rolla.

ASP.NET: the appropriately named asp.net

who can help me to understanding css?

lynnkeen,

here is an example of storing your css is a database, and pulling it out with php.

you will have to rename your css file to a php file.

this is calling the database
<? $sql = "SELECT * FROM "database_table";
$result = mysql_query($sql);
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ ?>

<?php
$css = "

insert your css here, but instead of writing in the font family or color or font size, you will point it to your database entry

p{
font-family: $row[font_family];
font-size: $row[font_size];
color: --000000;
}

";

this bit of code is telling php that it is a css file. and to replace the -- with # when its done. if you have a color value in the css above you must start it with -- rather than #

echo "<style type=\"text/css\">";
echo ereg_replace("--", "#", $css);
echo "</style>";
?>

<? } ?>

I hope this is something you were looking for. if it is and you are confused you may email me (webmaster@suburbanwebcreations.com) your msn or aim and i will help you out.
Cheers

phil