trying to get the javascript function into the divs background colour.The javascript function finds a cookie with a hex code and then the div is ment to add the code as its background colour.
<script type="text/javascript">
function imgcolour() {
color1=getCookie('color1');
I spotted some nice code to change the background colour of a web page to one of four different colours at random but I can't find it now!
The method was to select a number at random from 1 to 4 by using the rnd() function and then dividing by modulus 4. The result was then used to select a cell in a 4 cell array which was holding a different colour in each cell of the array. I would like to have this code but lack the knowledge to re-create it.
I'm just trying to do something pretty simple which is an alert box which will give me the background color. So simple that it doesn't want to work, that is!
The line the body is onmouseover: <p id="metallic" onMouseOver="switchElementColour('metallic');">metallic c-prints</p> The function is as follows function switchElementColour(elementName){ var tryId = document.getElementById(elementName); var yrf = tryId.style.backgroundColor;
I wish to change the background colours of two divs, one is blue and the other is gray.i already have the pull down onchange working that changes the fields to active or disabled depending on the selection made and wish to change the background to gray out the div that has disabled fields.how is this done using Javascript
I'm having a problem with changing the background image on an element when I use the .hover() and .toggleClass() methods. Here's some code:
First the CSS: Code: .down-arrow { cursor: pointer; background: #efefef url(images/arrow-down.png) no-repeat 13px 13px;
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It seems to work ok(ish) if I use the .css() method and change it directly in the code, but I want to try and keep my styling only in my CSS file and use classes to make the change.
How would I go about changing the colour of a div, using a list-box, as opposed to buttons? I think I have figured out how to create the list box, but I am stumped as to what to do using Javascript.
Looking on Google, there is no much help on what I am trying to do (e.g. there is only code on changing div colours via an image hover etc).
I am trying to make a way to toggle the background colour of a page.
I have managed to find this way, but instead of two seperate links I just want to have an icon which when clicked once changes the colour and changes the icon, then clicked again returns to the other colour and replaces the icon.
I'm trying to use javascript to have my webpage black at night and bright blue (#2A7FFF) in the day time. How would I go about this? ::confused: I have also tried to use javascript to change a picture depending on the time of day, this is what I have used.
IN THE <head> <script type="text/javascript"> var hourofday = thedate.getUTCHours(); function sun()
I've been using this bit of code to limit the number of characters in a text field (taken from http://www.shiningstar.net/articles/articles/javascript/dynamictextareacounter.asp:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function textCounter(field,cntfield,maxlimit) { if (field.value.length > maxlimit) // if too long...trim it!
I have been trying all afternoon to achieve an effect where the background colour of a hovered on link in a list fades out slowly when the mouse rolls off it. I have found a few tutorials online which are similar to what I want to achieve (but none that are exactly right) like these:[URL].. but despite playing around with them for hours I have had no luck so far... in fact I have yet to have anything have any effect on my links whatsoever!
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but this is not ideal for a couple of reasons - firstly as it is css3 it only works in modern webkit browsers and secondly there seems no way to have only a fade out without a fade in - in this example I would like the fade out to be longer but if I increase the transition time from 0.3s then the fade in becomes too long and it feels a bit clunky and unresponsive.
How do I change the background colour of an input box in a form as soon as the value is changed? Also the background should revert back to it's original colour if the user decides that they do not want to make any changes and hence retype back the orginial value.
I do not want the background to change after the user has moved to the next form field but as soon as the value has been changed.
I was trying to develop something where on hover of a paragraph the background colour of a div tag that contained all the content changed correspondingly.So the html is something like this:
Code HTML4Strict: <div id="container"> <p>Change the colour</p> </div>
I did something simple first where the text colour of the paragraph changed on hover of that paragraph. Now that works completely fine. Here is the code:
When I click on a div - i would like the background color to change to gray. When I click on another Div - I would like the background to chnage to gray, however it will also need to change the previous div (or all divs in that class) to a white background.
<html> <head> <title>test</title> <script type="text/javascript"> function highlight(currentdiv) {
How do I do this? I've set up javascript to change the background colour depending on what colour square the user clicks on, this is working fine.However, I want to be able to set an initial colour, other than white, and then let the user chose their own.
here is my code so far.
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- function changeBGC(color){
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I want the page to be initially set to the brown colour, then I want the user to be able to choose their own colour.
I'm trying unsuccessfully to get some text links to change & restore their colour.
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Referencing this link - there are 3 text links at the top of the page, which scroll to different anchor points on the same page.I need the following to happen: On hover, change colour (easy using css) On click link A, change colour When clicking link B, link A restores to original colour.
i looking for a way to stretch picture in background and put some divs over that picture with links and text. what i find so far don't work in all browsers any one know something like this?
I have a calendar view made up of div tags for each day. I can highlight a number of days in a column by clicking on one and holding down shift and clicking on another one. each div tag is called "boxX_Y" where Y is the column and X is the row. The javascript knows the first clicked box, and the second and changes the style.className for the boxes in between based on the Y value.
Trouble is, when selecting about 30 boxes it takes a while to change the style.className, so I would like to display a message to say "Please wait". I've done this by creating another div tag called wait_message, and set the visibility to "visible" when the function to highlight the boxes is called. However, the wait message box isn't displayed until the loop for changing the classNames has finished, even though the wait_message visibility code is above the loop.
Is there any way to make the code take effect straight away rather than waiting for the whole function to be computed?
I've created a function that would hide and show paragraphs from a drop down list, that paragraph contains a link that will show a div containing a map of google. But when I switch to another State on the drop down list I'd like to have the original first paragraph that showed up to disappear. So far, I can only get the <div> that contains the map to disappear.a function that would hide the paragraph and the <div>? Again, Here's the code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"> <html> <head>[code].....