I have that code:
function change_npsize()
{
document.getElementById("np_drag").style.fontSize = document.getElementsByName("npsize").item(0).value;
};
<input type="text" name="npsize" size="2" maxlength="2" value="<?=$userinfo->npsize; ?>" onchange="change_npsize()" />
<div id="drag-container" style="position:relative;font-family:<?开发者_如何学Go=$userinfo->font?>;">
<div id="np_drag" style="color:<?=$userinfo->npcolor?>; font-size:<?=$userinfo->npsize?>px;" class="draggable np_drag" style="position:absolute;left:80px;">
.::[ NowPlaying SIGnature ]::.
</div>
</div>
That code is working only in IE. I tried Firefox and Google Chrome.
The proper usage of getElementsByName()
(at least in Firefox) is:
getElementsByName("npsize")[0];
The following works (at least in Chrome):
document.getElementById("np_drag").style.fontSize = document.getElementsByName("npsize")[0].value + "px";
Note the + "px"
at the end; you can’t just set it to a numeric value, you need to include the appropriate unit in the value.
I have tried this working code :
your HTML :
<input type="text" name="npsize" size="10" maxlength="2" value="small"/><br/><hr/>
<div id="np_drag">font</div>
your JavaScript :
document.getElementById("np_drag").style.fontSize = document.getElementsByName("npsize")[0].value;
See this working here.
Also, please correct me if I am wrong.
EDIT : I have changed the fiddle with your correctness at other answer.
I think this is not .fontsize ....
it might be .size
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