is there a script that will fade in an image when a page is opened without using flash?
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http://script.aculo.us/ offers a javascript library. You can use an effect that its provided called "fade".\n\nyou import the library to your page and the code would be something like\n\nnew Effect.Fade( document.getElementByID( 'name_of_div' ) )\n\nyou can call it whenever you want and it will fade the image.  You can go to the website and go to the demo section and you can see what I'm talking about, there are also many tutorials online that can help you with using scriptaculous.
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Try\n\nphotoshop\nIllustartor\nQuarkXpress\nIndesign
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Well! this is not perfect code, i don't know about frontpage but it will help you. Just copythese two functions for each img. \n\n<head>\n<script>\nfunction nimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="32.jpg"\n}\nfunction oimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="23.jpg"\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n<body onload="oimg()">\n<table><tr><td><img src="23.jpg" id="thisimg"  onmouseover="nimg()" onmouseout="oimg()">\n</td>\n</tr></table>
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I'm guessing adobe after effect or adobe primer can do the trick
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Is there a reason you want your buttons to be java based?\n\nIf you just want image rollover effects its much better to just style normal html hyperlinks.\n\n<style type="text/css">\na{background: transparent url(image_off.gif)}\na:hover{background: transparent url(image_on.gif)}\n</style>\n\n<a href="/blurb.html">test</a>\n\nThe text you are using for your link would then be shown over the top of the background image you want to use.\n\nYou can of course go further with this and use individual images with text on the image and hide the html text but I dont understand why you want to use something like java for such a simple thing like buttons.
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just paste this simple code into anywhere\n<style>.redlink {display:none;}</style>
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pause-  stop()\nresume- play()\n\n-How to use-\n-create a button (select an picture you wish to turn into a button, and hit f8, then make sure "create a button" is selected")\n\n-select the button. Then in the action script window, type the following...\n\nline1:   on(realease){\nline2:   stop()\nline3:   }\n\n\nThis will create the pause in your animation. To create a Play button, do the following but in place of "stop()" type "play()".
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There are number of ways to do such things such as creating photo album in html format using third party software such as acdsee etc. You can certainly do that.\nBut for now, the easiest thing will be for you to copy your example.\n\nFirst for displaying such non frame image viewer, you usually need to use java script and the page you gave as example is done with java script. So, what you can do is to save the example page in your computer. then open with dreamweaver and just cjage their pictures with yours.\n\nTo do this you can do it using internet explorer6/7 or opera browser(which just it best).\nSay in Internet explorer, go to file>save as> choose save format as html, complete>  save.\nI mean you have to save the file with all images included, don't just choose html only or web archive format.\nNow you open the htmlfile with dreamweaver. You can the see the page in design and code view. You can delete unnecessary menus etc and only keep the photo fram and thumbnails(you called small images). Now, just replece the images with your own.\n\nIt is not a one click job for such page design and don't expect things done in clicks. spend some time on it.\n\nThe second option(of course completely different), is to use dreamweaver's built in image viewer. Insert>image viewer. it will do things like a slide show or you can perhaps set it for individual images as well. unless I try it I can't tell for sure.\nlast option is to use framed site.\n\nJust as side note, if you search online, you will find a javascript for such image viewer also. then you don't need to copy the code from the example site. i saw the code for sure many years ago but don't remember. Search for html help sites.\n\nfinally, good option for such kind of help is different online forums because you can interact with people there. In yahoo answers, its like one time answer and most people just give answers from google search etc and not much help.\nWish you best.
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Get the eliptical selection you want, then, use the Script-Fu menu --> Selection --> Fade Outline.\n\nThen save as a GIF to get the transparency effect.  You can then import into Word as a picture.  Format the picture layout as Tight.
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I will use Adobe Premier or Macromedia Flash\n\nIf you are not familiar with those tools, you can use simple programs like Gif Animator, Swish.\nalso you can download form "www.downlaod.com"\n\nby:\nMkamal
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I think it didn't work because you left your style tag open.\n\n**For the average user**\n\n\nPLACE EACH CODE IN THE CAPTIONS TO EACH PICTURE\nEnter individual style codes small enough to fit in each picture\ncaption, you can find the edit caption section through the Upload /\nChange Photos link on your homepage..\n\nFor a background picture:\n<body background="http://tinyurl.com/ENTER YOUR PIC URL INTO THIS SITE AND PLACE THE URL HERE">\n\n*You can also use tinypic.com for this..\n\nFor a background color:\n\n<body bgcolor="COLOR_CODE">\n\nTo allow your background picture or color to show up:\n<style>table, td {background:transparent}</style>\n\nTo make the background picture stay put when you scroll:\n<style>body{background-attachment:fixed;}</style>\n\n(If needed) To make your background not repeat:\n<style>body{background-repeat: no-repeat;}</style>\n\nTo make your text visible:\n<style>body, table, td, .text{color:COLOR_CODE</style>\n\n\nTo change the color of the links:\n<style>a:link {color:COLOR_CODE! important;}</style>\n\nTo give the pictures a translucent look in firefox (the .80 variable can be changed as desired):\n<style>body{-moz-opacity:.80;opacity:.80;}</style>\n\nTo give the picture a translucent look in IE (the 85 variable can be changed as desired):\n\n<style>img{filter:alpha(opacity=85);}</style>\n\nOr this code to put a gray filter on all the images in IE:\n<style>img {filter:gray;}</style>\n\nTo take the translucent effect or any other filter off of the pictures when you rollover them with the mouse in IE:\n\n\n\nOr this code to flip the pictures when you hover over them:\n<style>a:hover img{filter:fliph;}\nRemember, with this method, you can only use ten lines of code, and each line must fit fully in the caption box. Make sure each tag is complete (and closed off) before entering the code.\n\nWarning: There is a drawback to coding your photo area this way: each picture will only have the individual code on it when clicked on.\n\n\n\nBy the way, If you want to take the code off your captions: just go to add caption, and leave the area blank, and then submit a blank caption. It will erase any previous caption left, and leave the area blank once more.\n\n\n\nWhen attempting this type of coding: DO NOT LEAVE THE STYLE TAG OPEN..\nCORRECT: <style>code</style>\nBAD: <style>code</style\nBAD: <style>code</\nBAD: <style>code\n\n\nIf you cannot follow simple instuctions, and have left a style tag open:\nview your source on your pictures page (click the link on top of your\nbrowser entitled view, and then source), and find the picture with the\nbadly coded caption. Then message MySpace Helper (using the provided\nlink below) with the url to that picture, requesting them to delete the\npicture.
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If it's an animated GIF, simple use the <IMG> tag.  It should animate automatically.
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there are alot of different ways to do it. I am a amature webdesigner (www.amiridesig.com) \nanyway most of the stuff that I use is from www.hotscripts.com\nbelow is a link to a script that might do what you want.
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You don't need a script to display the picture. A tag will do it.\n<img src="http://yoursite.com/pic.jpg">\nFor forums Every forum has forum codes. If you can't find the codes then one of these codes will work for you:\n[img=http://yoursite.com/pic.jpg] \n                OR\n[IMG]http://yoursite.com/pic.jpg[/IMG]\n\nAbove line ends with "pic.jpg[/IMG]\nHad to edit the post because full code wasn't showing".
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I use " about:blank ".\nI don't want anything to automatically open and possibly make me wait for a page to load everytimg I open my  browser.\n\nJust as boring, my wallpaper is plain old blue!\n\nwww.downingtwins.com
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You could use the JavaScript onmouseover and onmouseout events (onfocus and onblur don't work so well b/c the user has to click on the menu again after is has been resized).\n\nTry something like this, replacing the 50px/150px values with your own widths...\n\n<select style="width: 50px;" onmouseover="this.style.width = '150px';" onmouseout="this.style.width = '50px';">
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HTML: Use hotspots for every clickable part of your image. \nProgramming: Use buttons with transparency.