This should get you started with a few different ideas. I use this code on a production site, and the two stylesheets mentioned fall back gracefully for all browsers tested; 14 total.

(Pardon the indenting, this is purely for PM formatting only) 

$cgi->start_html(-title => 'Your Snazzy Page',
                 -head  => [$cgi->style
                           ({-type  => 'text/css',
                             -media => 'all'}, 
                             '@import "css/your.css";'),

            # nonstandard browsers, wget, LWP
            $cgi->Link({'rel'    => 'stylesheet',
                        'type'   => 'text/css',
                        'href'   => 'css/nonstandard.css'}),          
+    

            # only for printing
            $cgi->Link({'rel'    => 'stylesheet', 
                        'media'  => 'print',
                        'type'   => 'text/css',
                        'href'   => 'css/print.css'}),  

            $cgi->Link({'rel'    => 'shortcut icon',
                        'href'   => 'favicon.ico',
                        'type'   => 'image/x-icon'})],

                  -author  => 'you@foo.com',
                  -base    => 'true',
                  -bgcolor => '#fff',

                        -meta    => {
                           'keywords'      => 'this that',
                           'copyright'     => 'Foo, inc.',
                           'Cache-Control' => 'no-cache',
                           'robots'  => 'index,follow'});

            # Print the environment passed
            print "<!--\n";
            print map{"$_ is $ENV{$_}\n"} sort keys %ENV;
            print "-->\n";
}

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In reply to Re: using CGI.pm for LINK tag for Stylesheet by hacker
in thread using CGI.pm for LINK tag for Stylesheet by LameNerd

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