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Change site theme

Change site theme

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#1
Old Post November 17th, 2002 09:21 PM
hamidrizvi

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Change site theme

I have seen some sites (cant remember URL)....where you can change the whole site's theme by clicking on a link...

BY theme I mean the whole colour settings...I think it might be by loading a CSS file or something....dont know...

can anyone help?

thx...

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Old Post November 17th, 2002 10:05 PM
silhouk

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Well theres probably an alot simpler way of doing this than what im about to mention, so..

cant you just copy your site, but just design it with new colors, have a drop down menu with your themes in and link it to the copied version.

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#3
Old Post November 17th, 2002 11:28 PM
Rad

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Make your site in css/layers and you can change your colors with just one file.

http://tutorialforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26543
http://nypl.org/styleguide/css/guidelines.html
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/alternate/

Laying out pages with CSS instead of HTML tables?or using CSS simply to replace redundant, non?standard HTML hacks, such as invalid extensions to the <font> tag or the <body> tag?provides the following benefits:

1. Conserve bandwidth (less markup for visitors to download)
2. Reduce design/development time
3. Reduce updating and maintenance time
4. Increased accessibility (fewer, or no, HTML tables; no invalid junk markup)
5. Adhere to W3C recommendations, improving interoperability and ensuring greater longevity (sites will not become obsolete)
6. Better, more professional appearance (line?height, borders, padding, margins)
7. Increased readability (line?height, borders, padding, margins)
8. More easily transition in future to more powerful standards such as XML (because page content no longer contains junk markup)

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Old Post November 18th, 2002 01:49 AM
hamidrizvi

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thanks

thanks.....thats exactly what I was lookin for...

Grin

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