I didn't write it I just cleaned it up a little. Step 1: create a include file called bgcolor.php or whatever. Step 2: include("bgcolor.php"); in php file. Step 3: replace your body statement. Best Wishes, marc
By : marc
**************************************** * save this as say bgcolor.php * **************************************** <?php
$today = date("w");
$bgcolor = array(
"#F0F4F1", "#FEF0C5", "#FFFFFF", "#FBFFC4",
"#E6EDFF", "#FFE0DD", "#E9FFE6"
);
$b_link="#0000FF"; // link $b_vlink="#800080"; // visited link $b_alink="#FF0000"; // active link $format = "\" link=\"%s\" vlink=\"%s\" alink=\"%s\""; $part_two = sprintf($format,$b_link,$b_vlink,$b_alink); ?> **************************************** * Place code below in your php files * **************************************** <?php include("bgcolor.php"); ?>
**************************************** * Replace your body statement with... * **************************************** <?php include("bgcolor.php"); ?> <body bgcolor="<?php print("$bgcolor[$today]");print("$part_two");?>>
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