» if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Hay!!! wer do i put thiz code??? Is it da CSS or da media???
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
[quote=Tazmaine]if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them at the same time. the number just represents which li tag you want to alter.
you can try adding this to your css but not sure if it'll work. using this kind of expression might make your profile freeze
#navigation {text:expression(document.getElementsByTagName('li')[5].innerHTML="what u want here")}
short explanation:
<li> hello </li>
<li> hi </li>
<li> howdy </li>
<li> wassup </li>
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[0].innerHTML="what u want here"
getElementsByTagName('li') gets all the tags <li> shown above. the [ 0] represents the 1st occurence of <li> which is 'hello'
if you change [ 0 ] to [ 1 ] it will target 'hi', [ 2 ] for 'howdy', [ 3 ] for wassup
just count on which [#] your last log in occured..
CREDIT this code to Archer..[/quote]
nice posting broo
keep up the good attitude
go ...........go..............go..........
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
am i the only one who didnt got this code to work?
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
waaaah ,,,, i wanna hide my last log in.. plzz help me .
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
I cant get it to work. I did all right. did friendster change the tag?
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
[quote=fussy]Thanks for the code it worked on my profile...
I just changed the [12] into a [9] and now my age is gone bwahaha!
[url]http://img453.imageshack.us/img453/4489/fghn2.gif[/url][/quote]
it doesn't work for me...
the age is still there
and the last login..(for me its [7]) is also still there...
i didn't get the counting...
how come the age, become [9]?
where will the counting of <li> will start?
is Male/Female = [8]?
that makes...
17(Age) = [9]?
please elaborate...thanks!
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
this isnt applicable now.. [b]better use ferruzz tricks[/b]... just leave the innerhtml blank if u wish to diplay none
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
Re: if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them
[quote=switpotato]this isnt applicable now.. [b]better use ferruzz tricks[/b]... just leave the innerhtml blank if u wish to diplay none[/quote]
am switpotato,
where can i find feruzz tricks, i want to hide my last login...thanks!
» if you already have an external js file, add this to it:
document.getElementsByTagName('li')[12].style.display='none'
EXPLANATION:
li(list) is the html tag that contains the text. you can use them