Unreal Software X (Theme)
29 replies22.11.12 05:13:03 pm
So I was bored and wasted some of my time to make a new theme for Unreal Software. Extension for Opera is available here. It's already 1.3 version with most of bugs fixed, but still - if you see something weird, drop me a message, I'll see if I can fix that.
By the way, if anyone is experienced with Firefox extensions - message me, so I can publish my extension for Firefox with your help.
By the way, if anyone is experienced with Firefox extensions - message me, so I can publish my extension for Firefox with your help.
edited 1×, last 22.11.12 05:44:45 pm
Well, it's possible with some advanced JavaScript coding which requires more time. If I have any free time I'll probably add some fancy stuff like background swapper.

Well, it's possible with some advanced JavaScript coding which requires more time. If I have any free time I'll probably add some fancy stuff like background swapper.
It would be even better, lad.
Google asks me to pay 5 dollars or something to publish this to Chrome Web Store. I've already made an extension for Google Chrome and it works, but I cannot publish it.
That's nice!
Awesome, man! Keep it up!
Waiting for firefox version.
Awesome, man! Keep it up!
Waiting for firefox version.
A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, but it will not come near you. You will only look with your eyes and see the recompense of the wicked. - Psalm 91:7-8 ESV

Well, it's possible with some advanced JavaScript coding which requires more time. If I have any free time I'll probably add some fancy stuff like background swapper.


Code:
If this fails, then I suggest using JQuery it succeeds most of the time.1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
function ChangeBG(img){
if (typeof img === 'undefined') {var img = "http://higgs.rghost.ru/41736844/image.png"} else {var img = img}
document.body.style.backgroundImage = img; // Your background image here. :)
return img;
}
// Usage:
// ChangeBG("URL goes here!") it will run the function and change the background image with desired background image.
// ChangeBG() returns the "default image" when function is executed.
if (typeof img === 'undefined') {var img = "http://higgs.rghost.ru/41736844/image.png"} else {var img = img}
document.body.style.backgroundImage = img; // Your background image here. :)
return img;
}
// Usage:
// ChangeBG("URL goes here!") it will run the function and change the background image with desired background image.
// ChangeBG() returns the "default image" when function is executed.
Code:
$(function () {
function InstantChangeBG () {
$('body').css('backgroundImage', 'url(http://mywebsite.com/file.gif)');
}
});
function InstantChangeBG () {
$('body').css('backgroundImage', 'url(http://mywebsite.com/file.gif)');
}
});
edited 2×, last 23.11.12 07:57:12 pm

Can you use Firefox's extension for Tor Browser?
What do you mean?
zugcxdxtczgvhioj

Can you use Firefox's extension for Tor Browser?
Can you use Google on Internet?
I am not very experienced Opera user since I use Mozilla Firefox alot more. However you could try integrating this function into your theme. It's possible to achieve with the somewhat easy-to-use JavaScript library known as JQuery. I don't know how to write Opera extensions, I don't know how they are compiled and so forth. I am confused in that field, so don't invite me to the opera scene lol. I am a Mozilla user, so I'm sorry I just like the Mozilla community. Here's how you can compile scripts for Firefox though.

Talking about Opera extensions - if I have any time, I'll add a button which opens a menu where you can turn it on/off and change background to custom one. About Firefox, you gave me a simple compiler - are there any good instructions? Like how to integrate a button into Firefox bar, how extensions are packed, stuff like that. I searched but could not find anything - Opera seems to be more friendly to developers
