the combobox thingie Options

[fherr_iez]

do you have a code to change the "male" or "female" words at the profile section. thanks a lot!

[*mishyerr*]

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><script type="text/javascript"><br />//<br />// &copy; EasterEgg, http://www.xanga.com/easteregg<br />//<br />// For use at Xanga only.<br />// <br />// This script replaces any given word or text fragment with <br />// whatever you want: new words and fragments, or even HTML!<br />//<br />// Actually it's pretty simple: add the words or fragments you <br />// wish to replace to the array "oldWords" (each word placed <br />// between double quotation marks, and separated by colons as you <br />// can see below) and add their replacements to the array "newWords", <br />// at the same position as the original words in "oldWords". <br />// The example is pretty self-explaining.<br />//<br />// The script is case sensitive, meaning that if you add "something"<br />// to "oldWords" array it will not recognize "SOMETHING", or "SoMetHInG".<br />//<br />// You can adjust the existing arrays in this code as you see fit, <br />// as long as both arrays keep the same size (same amount of words <br />// in both arrays), otherwise a script error will occur.<br />//<br />// Copy this entire code and paste in the webstats box at your <br />// Look and Feel page. <br />//<br />// You're free to use this script as long as this comment remains intact,<br />// and as long you won't use it to cripple the comments of your visitors;<br />// after all, no one likes his/her words getting twisted...<br />//<br />function replaceWords()<br />{<br />    // ***add the words or fragments you wish to replace below<br />    var oldWords = new Array(<br />        "Male",<br />        "Female:");<br /><br />     // *** add the replacing words or fragments below<br />    var newWords = new Array(<br />        "WORD FOR MALE",<br />        "WORD FOR FEMALE:");<br /><br />    allTableData = document.getElementsByTagName('td');<br />    allTableHeaders = document.getElementsByTagName('th');<br />        <br />    var collections = new Array(allTableData,allTableHeaders);<br />    <br />    for (var k = 0; k < collections.length; ++k )<br />    {<br />        for (var i = 0; i < collections[k].length; ++i )<br />        {   <br />            if (collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf('TABLE') == -1)<br />            {<br />                for ( var n = 0; n < oldWords.length; ++n )<br />                {<br />                    var indx = collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf(oldWords[n]) <br />                    while (indx != -1)<br />                    {   <br />                        var replacement = '';<br />                        indx = collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf(oldWords[n]);<br />                        replacement = collections[k][i].innerHTML.replace(oldWords[n], newWords[n]);<br />                        collections[k][i].innerHTML = replacement;<br />                        break;                    <br />                    }<br />                }<br />            }<br />        }<br />    }<br />}<br />replaceWords();<br /></script><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com --><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

you can add more, but be sure to follow the format of the FIRST word (male) not the second.

[lilphoenix]

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><br /><script type="text/javascript"><br />//<br />// &copy; EasterEgg, http://www.xanga.com/easteregg<br />//<br />// For use at Xanga only.<br />// <br />// This script replaces any given word or text fragment with <br />// whatever you want: new words and fragments, or even HTML!<br />//<br />// Actually it's pretty simple: add the words or fragments you <br />// wish to replace to the array "oldWords" (each word placed <br />// between double quotation marks, and separated by colons as you <br />// can see below) and add their replacements to the array "newWords", <br />// at the same position as the original words in "oldWords". <br />// The example is pretty self-explaining.<br />//<br />// The script is case sensitive, meaning that if you add "something"<br />// to "oldWords" array it will not recognize "SOMETHING", or "SoMetHInG".<br />//<br />// You can adjust the existing arrays in this code as you see fit, <br />// as long as both arrays keep the same size (same amount of words <br />// in both arrays), otherwise a script error will occur.<br />//<br />// Copy this entire code and paste in the webstats box at your <br />// Look and Feel page. <br />//<br />// You're free to use this script as long as this comment remains intact,<br />// and as long you won't use it to cripple the comments of your visitors;<br />// after all, no one likes his/her words getting twisted...<br />//<br />function replaceWords()<br />{<br />    // ***add the words or fragments you wish to replace below<br />    var oldWords = new Array(<br />        "Male",<br />        "Female:");<br /><br />     // *** add the replacing words or fragments below<br />    var newWords = new Array(<br />        "WORD FOR MALE",<br />        "WORD FOR FEMALE:");<br /><br />    allTableData = document.getElementsByTagName('td');<br />    allTableHeaders = document.getElementsByTagName('th');<br />        <br />    var collections = new Array(allTableData,allTableHeaders);<br />    <br />    for (var k = 0; k < collections.length; ++k )<br />    {<br />        for (var i = 0; i < collections[k].length; ++i )<br />        {   <br />            if (collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf('TABLE') == -1)<br />            {<br />                for ( var n = 0; n < oldWords.length; ++n )<br />                {<br />                    var indx = collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf(oldWords[n]) <br />                    while (indx != -1)<br />                    {   <br />                        var replacement = '';<br />                        indx = collections[k][i].innerHTML.indexOf(oldWords[n]);<br />                        replacement = collections[k][i].innerHTML.replace(oldWords[n], newWords[n]);<br />                        collections[k][i].innerHTML = replacement;<br />                        break;                    <br />                    }<br />                }<br />            }<br />        }<br />    }<br />}<br />replaceWords();<br /></script><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

you can add more, but be sure to follow the format of the FIRST word (male) not the second.

use the same code. just add more stuff.

ex: Student in the FIRST section, and then whatever you want in the SECOND section.