Dynamic HTML and an animated gif to give a butterfly motion across the screen. This example was done by Dave Hammond who says he was inspired by an idea from Nam Do, Both are Key Point employees.
Note that it does not work in Firefox. I have not investigated or tried to fix the problem.
To see how the dHTML is done View::Page Source in your browser.
You can use the Color Picker to find the RGB values you need for he configuration files. You can also select a color and click on the left side and make a nice layout. The created style sheet should be stored as skin or my_style.css as a template. If you want to change any font sizes please use the template as starting point because all areas that make sense to change are in this template.
duration the length of time a transistion takes to complete, format seconds.milliseconds (0.0000), a value of 0.5 is half a second
bands Number of strips the content is divided into
slideStyle 'hide' slide new content over old, 'push' push old content out with new content and 'swap' alternating bands expose new content (see demo below)
Displaying content in non linear ways is the domain of DHTML. With this script, you can initially hide any number of content and reveal them one at a time in sequence, like in a presentation. Great for showing off important points, a series of images etc. Decide whether the "reveal" animation should only be applied once per browser session, or every time the page loads. Furthermore, customize the pause time for each individual content if needed. Script works in both IE5+ and NS6+. Browsers that don't support this script will see all the content at once as usual.
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