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Originally published at Internet.comYou MUST be Running MSIE 4.0 to See This Effect.
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[The Code] [Here's What's Happening]
[What Was That Last One Again?]
[The Transition Numbers]
[Where Did These Transitions Come From?]
[Additional DHTML Examples]
Those of you who are running Explorer 4.0 should right now be going "Oooo!" and "Aaahh!" This is one of the latest DHTML items that will allow you to create Power Point-type transitions when someone enters and exits your page. The only real downfall I have found so far is that the effect isn't rendered when the page is reloaded. You actually have be coming or going.
A good many tutorials come about through e-mail letters I get from readers who drop a command in my lap and yell, as much as one can yell in an e-mail, "What the #$!*% does this do?" That's where this topic came from, although Heath C. Ice had it pretty much figured out by the time he showed it to me. Thanks, Heath, you're a gentleman.
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The Code
It kills me that this is so simple. Here's the code that creates the effects. They are META (see: So, You Want A Meta Command, Huh? ) commands so they go between your document's <HEAD> commands, below the <TITLE> and </TITLE> commands. Here they are: ...
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