^ it did working in FF but not perfect

its working perfectly on IE.. just like kaleumm's..

A new theme switcher made by feruzz.. proceed here >> [url]http://theftalk.com/t6878-Theme-Switcher-Version.html[/url]

i get the form and the input value .. but what do you mean with the id?

The ID Idea <">Conneted to this. [quote]function themechange() { document.getElementById("ID HERE LIKE IN THE DOCUMENT WRITE").href="URL OF THE CSS OF 2nd THEME" }[/quote] The button code: <">Just check this to get the ID idea try firefox http://www.friendster.com/ephelayoutz

Last edited by Ephemeral (2007-07-19 07:52:03)

this is good..

sori im newbie here um.. do u have a preview for this?

on ur .js file

[quote=jagcopra]A new theme swicther(Compatible with IE and also FF and Opera) Please Proceed here >> [url]http://theftalk.com/t6878-Theme-Switcher-Version.html[/url] I make it work on IE but still configuring the code for FF.. Step1.copy the code for the side bar function(Bypass this one if you already have this function on your JS file ) <">step2. Code for the theme switching function.. Paste this to your external js file.. <">NOTE: You can add more themes.. just study the code for references.. Step 3: The content of sidebar where the link for switching themes.. <">Paste that code inside your onload handler.. If you don;t have the onload handler, you may copy this code.. <">NOTE: You may add more link for your themes, use the code for references and adding more themes.. [/quote] nice poting broo keep up the good attitude go ...........go..............go..........

[b]@ rainnyzeke Please Watch Your Attitude..[/b] [b]Wow Its Sooo Cool! [/b]

Last edited by ~Avant~ (2007-09-29 01:32:37)