Build Your Own THEME SELECTOR with JavaScript & CSS

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In today's video we'll be building a theme selector using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This is very easy to do and will even use Local Storage to save the chosen theme.
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[@3hsan]

Hey man, before your account blows up, I want to thank you with my whole heart for giving us this content. Your content is ideal for beginners like me. Pls don't stop making these types of tutorials where you explain things in small, logical steps. I specifically love these javascript series where you make different types of applications/components of sites. ❤

[@li-ma-mu]

thank you so much for these videos! they are great and i am learning so many new things!

[@noah_ishappy]

PERFECT ! THANKS

[@maskman4821]

what an awesome tutorial 🤩

[@adlurirohith7149]

Amazing as always

[@beinyourguard]

pretty nice!

[@arakazanjian6686]

You are amazing !

[@costagmc1]

Thanks dcode

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[@p3ych808]

Thanks for the video tutorial, this is what I needed all this time.
Thanks You. ❤️😀😘

[@MrBoiks]

You read my mind!

[@chubbyBunny94]

Chrome now has a media query for dark more; you just put the another root rule inside it and when the client sees that the user prefers dark mode, it’ll use those colours. You can test by looking under the rendering tab in dev tools and clicking test dark mode something. Can’t really remember, don’t have a computer near me

[@CrazyCodingChannel]

Really cool video, like

[@BenjaminAster]

Why do you have Chrome in light mode? It hurts so much in my eyes!

[@smoothbeak]

Great video, I had absolutely zero idea that you could change css style sheets dynamically like that :|

[@ijajulislam7223]

Great project ..sir want more js project

[@eduardosy1593]

Question: how can the retain the color on other pages??

[@thinkdomotic4915]

👍❤

[@AAustinBB231]

Which theme are you using in VScode? this is my favorite color combo

[@dcode-software]

It's called "dcode" - give it a look!

[@AAustinBB231]

Hell yeah, thanks brotha. Keep the vids coming 🙌🏻

[@lucascapparelliranieri6922]

Can someone help me? So, one of the things that the themes of my page should also change is the background, so I set a variable in each css theme file as "--background: url(./assets/backgrounds/standart.png);" (the png pictures are in a folder called backgrounds, in a folder called assets) and put this variable on my main stylesheet too. So I did everything in the video, step by step, all the colors are changing correctly as I change the themes, but not the background picture, that is actually not even showing on the default theme, a white flat background is everything showing.