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To get different text you could add the displayable text to the value and separate it with something. For example you could use

'Black and White:Mono'

'Black and White|Mono'

As for a suggestion, it would be nice if you could modify the links to point directly to the images. I know its available in other scripts but I like the idea of a single script that does everything I need for a particular site.

Any chance to add the secondary color search option, like in the search
http://images.google.com/images?imgcolor=blue%2...
?

My example lets you search images for the key 'linux' with blue AND yellow colors.
Also try the search form in this page:
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2009-03-21-n78.html

Thank you very much for your work.

For the dropdown customized text (e.g. different languages) it would be nice to make customizable also the 'Any filetype' label, and any other dropdown entry.

For now, the best solution could be to make shorter text labels, like 'Filter' (On/Off), 'Color 1' (Any, Ble, Red, etc..), and so on.
Another way could be placing the dropdown menus in two rows, I think that this solution would not take away so much space.

Chris, you could look at the user's resolution and then add the extra drop-down box if their resolution is high enough. Keeping everything on one line should be a priority, otherwise it will look too cluttered.

Could add in an extra image size which is the users resolution
screen.width+'x'+screen.height
For use when searching for a good background pic :)

By the way I love this script.

To add a new option to a drop down box you could so something like this:

var opt = document.createElement('option');
opt.innerHTML = 'Option Name';
opt.value = 'optionvalue';
document.getElementById('theDropDownBox').appendChild(opt);

I haven't tested it, but I think that should work (or something along those lines).

I've no idea

I get stuck when it comes to adding any content to a site.
Just dont understand createelement or appendchild...yet

I just replace things:)

The code works for adding an option to a select tag.

The first problem with Google's search page is they don't use IDs for the selects so you'll have to find the select tag using another approach instead of document.getElementById('theDropDownBox'). Using document.evaluate would be one way.

The second (and much bigger) problem is that they don't seem to provide a way of searching for images by exact dimensions, only groupings like 'small' and 'large'. That means that no matter what you do you'll probably never be able to search for an exact image size without automating the process of loading the images and checking the sizes.

You do know about
imagesize:
don't you?

I added this to the script to test it

var ssize = document.createElement('input');
ssize.setAttribute('type', 'checkbox');
ssize.setAttribute('name', 'q');
ssize.setAttribute('value', '');
ssize.setAttribute('id', 'ssizebox');
document.getElementById('sft').appendChild(ssize);
var txts = document.createTextNode('Search Screen Size');
document.getElementById('sft').appendChild(txts);
var ssize = 'imagesize:'+screen.width+'x'+screen.height;
void(document.getElementById('ssizebox').value=ssize);


It looks like crap but just demonstrates how it can be done.

This took me like half an hour to do. I think it looks cool
http://aaronymous.x10hosting.com/wallpaper.html

Think i've done it. The only problem is switching between image sizes after you choose one.

Add this to the end.

edit: It blocked some bits for some reason. I put it on pastebay

http://pastebay.com/13526

void(document.getElementsByName('imagesize')[0].innerHTML='<option>All image sizes</option><option>Extra Large images</option><option>Large images</option><option>Medium images</option><option>Small images</option><option>Screen Size</option>');

dos it work in opera ?

Thank your for your great work. Could you join this script http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/51505 with yours (it is based on your script anyways) or add the functionality to your script?