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Taken From The Forum: Help & Support for DHTML Menu Version 5+
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Poster: Ruth
Dated: Sunday August 31 2003 - 23:01:32 BST
I have a request which I think is not something most would want. Do you do such things for a charge...if it's feasible and who and how would I contact someone about it to find out if it can be done and more importantly if I have the funds to pay for it?
Ruth
Poster: Hergio
Dated: Monday September 1 2003 - 19:51:06 BST
What is it, maybe we can do it anyways.
Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday September 2 2003 - 0:50:27 BST
May I email? Since I'm not in the field, it's hard to explain and make sure I'm being clear on what I want. I end up going on for a long time to make sure I"m understood.
Ruth
Poster: Ruth
Dated: Sunday September 7 2003 - 8:28:21 BST
OK, I put the style code in the body tag
Code:
<BODY style="color:#ff0000;">
and that works fine. You learn something new everyday. Now as to the little snippet Code:
pagefontcolor = "#000000";
if( document.body.style.color != "" )
{
pagefontcolor = document.body.style.color;
}
if( document.body.style.color != "" )
{
pagefontcolor = document.body.style.color;
}
Where in the data file do I put that and is it just like that, no <style code in it? And, feeling real dumb here, but it's just I don't have much knowledge of the subject, but what do you mean by menu code includes ? Is that the javascript code calling the menu files?
Ruth
Poster: Hergio
Dated: Monday September 8 2003 - 1:52:46 BST
Yeah the style code is in the javascript, as you can see with the ...document.style.color... see? Its just a code-ish way of calling on the styles of a page. And yes the menu code includes are the <SCRIPT src='milonic_src.js'></SCRIPT> looking lines. hehe
Yes put that snippet at the top of the menu_data file, its the easiest there. That will grab the pages color style and store it. And then later in your menu, in the styles, set the
fontcolor= pagefontcolor; // (no quotes)
That will put the pages color in the fontcolor and whatever else you want it in.