Theme Script (NOT IN MM LITE)
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Theme Script:

You can select the name of a simple script file in this field.



Click on the file button which will take you to the ..\MM_Data\MM_ThemeScripts\ folder. Select the txt file of the script you want to use. RIGHT-click on the file name to open the script in Notepad.



NOTE:
The script can be placed in any folder.... However when you click on the file button, it WILL TAKE YOU to the folder \MM_Data\MM_ThemeScripts\ . It is advisable to keep copies of any scripts you are using in separate sub-folders here. (See picture above)

Furthermore, if the script contains any picture and/or sound files etc, include the complete file path for those within the copy of this script file. It would also be a good idea to include in each sub-folder a copy of any pictures etc when used in the script. This way you won't mistakenly move or delete a picture file that is being used in a theme containing a script file.

You may note in the picture above that only the TXT file is showing, BUT when you click on the EXPLORE button you will see that the picture I am using in that script is also copied to that folder.



TIP:
Scripts used should be .txt files such as those you find in the ..\MM_Data\MM_Goodees\ folder . These should be small scripts, NOT full HTML scripts! In other words: in a scriptlet NO html - /html, head - /head or body - /body tags are allowed!

EG:This is the text for the alpha opacity scriptlet...
<IMG style="z-index:-1; FILTER: Alpha(Opacity=100, FinishOpacity=0, Style=2); LEFT:0px; WIDTH: 120%; POSITION: absolute; TOP:0px; HEIGHT:100%" src="Your Picture Here" />
You will see above that this script requires a picture. The copy I have placed into my ..\MM_Data\MM_ThemeScripts\alpha opacity_amsterdam\ folder includes the file path of the picture I am using as shown below:

<IMG style="z-index:-1; FILTER: Alpha(Opacity=100, FinishOpacity=0, Style=2); LEFT:0px; WIDTH: 120%; POSITION: absolute; TOP:0px; HEIGHT:100%" src= "C:\LISA\MM_Data\MM_ThemeScripts\alpha opacity_amsterdam\amsterdam1.jpg" />
Using this script in the script field, setting my font, colors, margins and etc, I can then save and name this theme and use it repeatedly whenever I wish. The effect of the above scriptlet and the picture I chose looks like this:



Important Info:
When you are using a Theme that has a script, any script placed in the home page URL field and/or the Full Screen routine are automatically disabled by Mokie. The scripts will 'fight' with each other !!!