Guidelines for vs Guidelines to

Solution 1:

Do you have a particular example?

Personally I would use "guidelines for" in most situations, when referring to whatever the guidelines are for. "Please see guidelines for using the pool" "follow these guidelines for gram staining" "Here are the guidelines for evacuation" In all of these scenarios 'to' wouldn't sound right (though I can't pinpoint why).

I would use 'to' in the same way fixer1234 has commented, showing movement/transferal of the guidelines and i'm sure there are other contexts it would fit, this may be one of those times where English has too many rules and exceptions for most people to keep track of.