What's With The Colour Scheme?

So you think it's icky, then? You want me to change it? Well, that's your job. You'll need to accept a cookie from me (you'll probably do this automatically, unless you know that you won't, and have Javascript enabled to do this, but this site is skinnable.

You're using the default stylesheet.

You're using the greenscreen stylesheet.

You're using the blue flashes stylesheet.

You're using the boring stylesheet. How dull.

You're using the top navigation stylesheet.

You're using the minature top navigation stylesheet.

On your website?

Well, why not. I used various bits of code culled from discussion boards, and slightly tailored them to my needs. You'll need a little computer common sense to do this, but...

Examine the source for this page. Note especially the bit inside the <form> tags. Build a similar page of your own.
Download the javascript scripts below, and put them in the root directory of your webpage.

In every webpage that's also in the root directory, include

<script type="text/javascript" src="set_css.js"></script>
<noscript><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="boring.css" /></noscript>

in your head section.

For pages in subdirectories, change the src="set_css.js" to src="../set_dd_css.js". For subsubdirectories and deeper, you'll need to make a set_dd_dd_css file and so on.
In your stylesheets, include parts like:
```
div.miniflatlist {
display: none;
}
```
to hide the parts that tell you that you are using other stylesheets.

I think that should be comprehensive. If in doubt, just mail me for assistance.

Downloads

Consider the above scripts to be in the public domain.