[HELP] CMS Themes
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Universo
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Man, it's simple. Add a collum in users table called "theme" add a requisition in your global.php to check this collum and redirect to the themed version of your site.... You can put a simple submit button to get the information to fill the collum theme like "dark" or "white".
ItsMeRomian
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This is just basic css. There are tons of tutorials for this online.
LeChris
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A better way would be to use Javascript and save it in the localStorage
Universo
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First things first.
Do you know anything about css, html, php ??
If not, stop here, I will not code it for you.
If yes, follow my lead.
-You want to give users the option to change the theme,
1. Obviously you'll need 2 themed CSS for wich one, as for the black so to the light theme.
2. A button to change betwin them. This button will store the preference of the user for the theme in the db.
3. But for that you'll need to store it in a db (you can use the same as CMS just add the column "theme" at users table).
The simple logic is.
Add a request to the table at the global.php to guarantee it will affect every page in CMS. This request should refer to what the user preference is, if its dark theme or light theme.
This request will affect a variable placed in the path to the css in your index like this "./templates/style/<?php echo $ theme; ?> .css
$ theme will change if db return "dark" then the path will lead to ".templates / style / dark.css" SIMPLE!
The button ??? Man it could be a simple button to write the preference in the db at the column "theme", it could be placed where the hell you want ...
Hope you understand, I don't give the fish, I teach how to fishing xD
Do you know anything about css, html, php ??
If not, stop here, I will not code it for you.
If yes, follow my lead.
-You want to give users the option to change the theme,
1. Obviously you'll need 2 themed CSS for wich one, as for the black so to the light theme.
2. A button to change betwin them. This button will store the preference of the user for the theme in the db.
3. But for that you'll need to store it in a db (you can use the same as CMS just add the column "theme" at users table).
The simple logic is.
Add a request to the table at the global.php to guarantee it will affect every page in CMS. This request should refer to what the user preference is, if its dark theme or light theme.
This request will affect a variable placed in the path to the css in your index like this "./templates/style/<?php echo $ theme; ?> .css
$ theme will change if db return "dark" then the path will lead to ".templates / style / dark.css" SIMPLE!
The button ??? Man it could be a simple button to write the preference in the db at the column "theme", it could be placed where the hell you want ...
Hope you understand, I don't give the fish, I teach how to fishing xD
He is with problem with simple html/php shit, don't destroy his life bringing javascript to it xD
