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[Javascript] Image dissolve?
- From: admin at chrome.me.uk (Chrome)
- Subject: [Javascript] Image dissolve?
- Date: Fri Sep 29 15:14:38 2006
Not a dissolve in the traditional sense but how about stacking the images
one on top of the other and having only the top one visible... Then fire a
timer to initiate a 'dissolve' which simply hooks into the Opacity styling
gradually fading the top image out and the underlying image in?
It's a simplistic model and maybe not suitable but something to consider?
Oh as for grabbing the image objects; put them in a DIV and grab the DIV by
its ID (e.g. MyDIV) then do a var mydiv =
MyDIV.getElementsByTagName('image')
Cheers
Dan
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>bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bill Moseley
>Sent: 29 September 2006 20:16
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>Subject: [Javascript] Image dissolve?
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>Anyone know of code to cycle through images with a dissolve?
>
>I'm trying to see if there's a better way than using flash -- which is
>currently about a 400Kb download and is just used to display three
>images that cycle in a banner.
>
>I suspect flash is a bit less platform dependent, but that's a big
>download just for a few images.
>
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