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Default alternating pictures in html - 09-22-2005 , 06:12 AM






I would like to alternate picutres on a site, something like a slide show.
Is there a code that I can use in HTML?
Thanks..



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Default Re: alternating pictures in html - 09-28-2005 , 08:20 AM






<natasha_wilson (AT) bellsouth (DOT) net> wrote

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I would like to alternate picutres on a site, something like a slide show.
Is there a code that I can use in HTML?
Thanks..

If you'd like it to be standards compliant and accessable, you could try
this:

http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/

That's all HTML and CSS based and degrades into simple text on older or
non-standard browsers.


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Default Re: alternating pictures in html - 09-28-2005 , 08:40 AM



"Shawn Wilson" <shawnw_nospam_ (AT) _nospam_dvigroup (DOT) net> wrote

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I would like to alternate picutres on a site, something like a slide show.
Is there a code that I can use in HTML?
Thanks..


If you'd like it to be standards compliant and accessable, you could try
this:

http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/

That's all HTML and CSS based and degrades into simple text on older or
non-standard browsers.
Although, if you're wanting to display only images and you have a lot of
them that might not be a good idea... it puts all the content on one page so
a lot of images would make the initial page load very slow... for text slide
shows powerpoint style though, that's a good way.

If you're not a database and PHP guy, or even CGI/Perl, and you don't want
to do a lot of manual coding. Try getting ahold of Photoshop if you don't
already have it.

There is a really easy photo album script built in. All you do is this:

Open Photoshop
Go to File, Automate, Web Photo Gallery
Choose your image sizes and album name
Browse to where your pictures are for the source
Browse to a place to put the final files
(can't be a sub folder of the source pictures)
Click OK

Photoshop will take off and make it all for you. It may take a while
depending on how many pictures and how big your source files are, so be
patient. When it's done though, you just FTP that folder up to your site
and link to it. Viola!

I used it myself for a while until I started making my own system with PHP
and mySQL. It's quick and simple.

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