Change Layout According Day And Night

[tkrocks]

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-space:pre;overflow:auto'><?
$hour = date(”H”);
if ($hour > 9 || $hour < 1
{
include(&#39;daycss.css&#39;);
}
elseif ($hour > 18 || $hour < 9)
{
include(&#39;nightcss.css&#39;);
}
else
{
echo "Error!";
}
?></div>



u can accordingly add your stuff ......for ex if u want sun in the morning u can put the background image of the sunn.....at the night u can do it with a image of a moon...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks ......only for u my brother farhad may your soul rest in peace ...................

[ori]

interesting idea but what bout sites where users make there own themes?

[tkrocks]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ori @ Feb 21 2009, 03:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

interesting idea but what bout sites where users make there own themes?[/b]

hmmmmm dint get ya ...cn u post the site were ppl make their own theme

[subzero]

My site users can change themes not all sites can do that ..

But i got a error lol

this didnt wont to work for me

[Guest]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (tkrocks @ Feb 21 2009, 03:21 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

hmmmmm dint get ya ...cn u post the site were ppl make their own theme[/b]

like my site...

[djlee]

bad idea .. else error ??? theres no reason for the else to be called true .. but why risk it .. simple method in one line ...

include((date("H") > 18 && date("H") < 9 ? "night" : "day").".css");

1 line so its cleaner and if date fails for whatever reason the else param is called and the day.css file is included .. this way the site will always work and no error messages

[ori]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (REY619 @ Feb 21 2009, 04:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

like my site...



[/b]

thats alot of options u dnt reali need lol should make it bit neater

[Guest]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ori @ Feb 22 2009, 06:43 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

thats alot of options u dnt reali need lol should make it bit neater[/b]

lol yeah.. thats not for everybody, just the geeky ones use it, others use default themes.. :D
Ppl mess it up pretty easily, if they dont know what they&#39;re doing..

[amylee]

this is how i edit themes

currently only admin can do it once i get time and hopefully with another new script users can fully edit anything regarding a theme
background images, text effects etc etc the lot hopefully

[djlee]

ive actually been working on a new css based theme system.. hears a few ideas ive been playing with that might help you

1. What about storing an entire CSS file in a text/Blob field, u cud use blob for a quick and easy way to store the css file or use a serialised string in a text field which you can the parse into a basic css file for inclusion

2. Once you have a more efficient way of storing it, what about load times.. everyone knows the best way to lower load times is with caching .. so lets cache the css. Personally id have an unlimited time cache, and only update the cached file when the user updates the css (you could directly update teh cache, or delete the cached file and on next page load a new css will be generated)

3. So we have a prety efficient system. But i hate uneeded data in a database. especially since i make any site i create easily scaleable. So maybe we could rip out all the stored css files and store them independantly. Its easy to parse information from a file, if your not good with regex then have a serialised string commented at the top of the css file. so when a users comes to edit the css settings, u read from that string using explode or something. much easier way of doing it

so we have a css file that doesnt rely on the database, a theme engine which doesnt require table lookups on every page load, a way to save the css file and a way to edit the file. Then all u need is a way of checking for a valid file, so thats just a conditional statement in the head tags of the document.

$uid = 1; // example i dunno what u use for user ids

if(file_exists("cache/usrcss/$uid.css"))
 echo "<link rel=&#39;stylesheet&#39; type=&#39;text/css&#39; href=&#39;cache/usrcss/$uid.css&#39; />";
else
 echo "<link rel=&#39;stylesheet&#39; type=&#39;text/css&#39; href=&#39;default.css&#39; />";

simple bit of code and thats a nice, semi optimised theme engine that is far more scalable than the current theme engines your using (ive only seen 3 sites theme engines however but since the owners are idiots, im guessing its some default copy and paste theme code since the screenprints above look similar to theirs)

anyway just a few ideas i jotted down, it could be optimised further and be made for complex for a truely unique engine but i aint giving away all my ideas

[wap2k]

Had this idea same idea but haven&#39;t implemented anything in wapside yet will be doing soon

[ori]

who was the creator of wapside?

oh and heres how i do my themes users can create there own thru database thee is only 1 theme file i wont give my css code or how it interacts with the database but heres how to get it started make a php file call it style.php and add this

<?php
header("Content-type: text/css");
header("Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate");
require(&#39;modules/db.php&#39;);
$uid=$_GET["uid"];
$bgcolor=users_table("bgcolor",$uid);
$txtcolor=users_table("txtcolor",$uid);
$linkcolor=users_table("linkcolor",$uid);
$stylishcolor=users_table("stylishcolor",$uid);
$navcolor=users_table("navcolor",$uid);
$font=users_table("font",$uid);
if(empty($bgcolor))$bgcolor="fff";
if(empty($txtcolor))$txtcolor="000";
if(empty($linkcolor))$linkcolor="3366ff";
if(empty($stylishcolor))$stylishcolor="4a4839";
if(empty($navcolor))$navcolor="3366ff";
if(empty($font))$font="medium";
?>

body {background-color:#<?=$bgcolor?>; color:#<?=$txtcolor?>; font-family:Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size:<?=$font?>; margin:0px; padding:2px;}

#etc etc jus add ur codes and use <?=$ and the php bits as defined above its quite easy

code for html/xhtml

<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\"/style.php?uid=$uid\"/>

[subzero]

Wap2k is loll

[sweetangel]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (amylee @ Feb 22 2009, 05:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

this is how i edit themes

currently only admin can do it once i get time and hopefully with another new script users can fully edit anything regarding a theme
background images, text effects etc etc the lot hopefully[/b]

amy this code is cool ;)

[GumSlone]

There are several ready to use css parser classes at phpclasses.org which make it easy to edit and create new css files.