Re: How do I make this page fade-in effect?

by JimMenees(at)aol.com

Date:	Fri, 27 Sep 2002 08:30:14 EDT
To:	hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org
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Hi Folks, 
The fade-in effect is from a meta-tag that you place with other meta tags in 
the <head section of the html document. It is a Microsoft-only (not netscape, 
and no mac apparently either!) MSIE effect.  There are 19 or 20 transition 
types that I'll post at the bottom of this message. 

The head code is: 
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Site-Enter" content="revealTrans( 
Duration=6.0,Transition=14  )">
Where duration is the length of time it takes for the transition and the 
transition= is the number of the transition effect.  you can use "Site-Exit" 
to have it occur on exit (i think that's the correct code). 

Here's the list of the transition codes. Have fun! Remember, they're browser 
specific, but fortunately it makes no untoward effect in Netscape (like 
messing up your css or tables), so it should be fine to include in your 
pages.... only the MSIE folks will see it tho! 

Microsoft Browser Transition Codes: 
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Site-Enter" content="revealTrans( 
Duration=6.0,Transition=14  )">
1  Reveal from inside out 
2  Scroll in from outer parts 
3  Scroll out from center 
4  Scroll up from button 
5  Scroll down from top 
6  Scroll left to right 
7  Scroll right to left 
8  Vertical Blinds left to right 
9  Horizontal Blink top to bottom 
10  Combination of 8 and 9 
11  Looks a lot like 8 
12  Comes in using pixels pixels 
13  Scrolls in from outer parts 
14  Scrolls out from center 
15  Closes from both top and bottom 
16  Opens from center to top and bottom 
17  Diagonal roll from right to left 
18  Different angle diagonal roll right to left 
19  Number 17 -- the other way 
20  Number 18 -- the other way 
21  Random horizontal lines 
22  Random vertical lines 
23  Completely random

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