Switching Styles: jQuery CSS Exchanger

Here’s a jQuery script for changing the stylesheet of an html page. The styles can be selected from the dropdown on top of the page. There are ten styles to […]

Here’s a jQuery script for changing the stylesheet of an html page. The styles can be selected from the dropdown on top of the page. There are ten styles to choose from. Cookies are used to save your last option. Click on the screenshot to check out the DEMO:

Click here to download the source: CSSExchanger ZIP

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    • And did it keep it’s promise? Seems like you expected something else… why don’t you make a suggestion?

  4. styleswitcher does not work in Safari 5.1. can’t find a fix anywhere?

    the 1st style sheet will work, but the remainder wont when you select them.

  5. hi everyone.
    i have a question. i want exchange css but not “selectbox”. image or radio button. how can I do?