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Old 03-07-2007, 08:08 PM   #1
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Default Simple stupid question for MS Frontpage

Hi,

Just trying to get a piece of text to flash on my site using Frontpage.

I've tried changing the fonts to flashing/blink but doesn't work.

Can someone quickly let me know ?

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Default Re: Simple stupid question for MS Frontpage

I don't think you can modify flash file with front page.
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Default Re: Simple stupid question for MS Frontpage

No,

I mean I want the text to flash, i.e blink, flicker etc.

Don't think frontpage lets you do that though
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Default Re: Simple stupid question for MS Frontpage

Hi there,

I know you can do this in CSS with your links, but I am unsure whether you can do this with normal text. If you are wanting to do it with CSS, attach the CSS file to your HTML document, and Type in the following;

Quote:
a:hover {
text-decoration : blink;
}

Obviously if you want to go into more detail, add to that CSS code. But that should make your links blink when you hover over them.

Another little bit of advice, switch to Macromedia Dreamweaver if you are using a WYSIWYG.


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Default Re: Simple stupid question for MS Frontpage

Another thing to be aware of is if you use the <blink> tag, or text-decoration : blink; like Keiran suggested, the text still won't blink in Internet Explorer or Opera, but it will in Firefox.

If you wanted to have a piece of text blink cross-browser, it is possible to do so using JavaScript.

First, you would put this in the <head> of your page:
Code:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> // getRef makes it possible to work with page elements without // having to use document.getElementById(obj) over and over again. function getRef(obj){ return (typeof obj == "string") ? document.getElementById(obj) : obj; } // setStyle makes it easier to change the style of an item on // the page using its ID function setStyle(obj,style,value){ getRef(obj).style[style]= value; } // blinkit toggles an object between visible and hidden function blinkit(thingtoblink) { if (getRef(thingtoblink).style['visibility']== 'visible') {setStyle(thingtoblink, 'visibility' , 'hidden');} else {setStyle(thingtoblink, 'visibility' , 'visible');} } // bodyonload tells the page to run blinkit every 2000ms (2 sec) // for the object with an ID of blink1 function bodyonload(){ setInterval('blinkit(\'blink1\')', 2000); } onload = bodyonload </script>

Then in the body of your document, you would put this:

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<span style="visibility:visible;" id="blink1">This is the text to blink.</span>

The span has an ID of blink1 and the JavaScript will cause the text in the span to blink.

Now that I have told you how to make the text blink, be aware that some people find blinking text annoying, so if you decide to use it, moderation can be your friend

I hope this helps.
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