wat is th html code for putting gif videos on a web site?
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it is like any image:\n\n<img src="image.gif">
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If it's something online that you just want to show once for a blog or something, then you can right click on the image where it is on the website you're looking at, hit properties and copy the location information.  If I wanted to use the "Yahoo Answers" gif, then the code would be <img src="http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/sch/gr/ga_ans_uh_logo.gif"   width="264" height="33" border="0">\n\nThe "width" and "height" tags correspond to the size of your picture in pixels, which you can also find out by right clicking and hitting properties.  You use border="0" to stop the browser from putting a border around your pic, which is useful if you want to put a link on it.\nIf you want to use it more than just once, then just right click and hit save and put it whereever you put your html file. (you could put it in an images folder, but I would worry about site structure more when you have more experience)\nOnce the file is in the same folder as your html page, you can call it in the image tag like so:\n<img src="ga_ans_uh_logo.gif" width="264" height="33"  border="0">\n\nYou will then need to upload both the image and the html file to whatever server you use, and make sure they are in the same folder on the site, otherwise you will get a blank space.\nOccasionally you will not be able to copy it out of the page if the author used some sort of script to keep people from copying it, but usually the do not.\nHope that helps.
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try uploading your video at www.putfile.com they will give you a url after its uploaded that you can then put on your site
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Try clicking on the "Insert" menu, go to "Picture", and click on "Video...", then select the file. This might work for music as well.\n\nBut this doesn't work for me (at least not with video). I would suggest learning some basic HTML; it will help a lot with building your website, and even browsing the internet.\n\nThis is where I learned basic HTML (you should start from the beginning, but you could skip to 29b to learn about the <Embed> tag).\n\nhttp://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/lessons.html
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<embed allowScriptAccess="never" src="http://www.videowebsiteaddressgoeshere.com " height="280" width="344" autoplay=false hidden=x loop=false volume=200></embed>\n\n\nThis is the HTML needed for a video on a webpage.  You have to have the video on a webpage somewhere, if you upload it your self and have it on the same domain as this page, then just be sure to put the subdomain name inside the "".  If its on a different page, just copy the link and put it inside the "".  If you want to it autoplay, change it from false to true.  If you want it to be bigger or smaller just change the hight and width.  GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY MAKING WEBPAGES!!
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u can search for animated gif files on net.
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u can use flash on your website or use animated gif as your background.\n\nanimated gif are easy to make ...just use any software .. like gif animator 5.\n\ndownload it from .. http://www.download.com
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If you want it to play automatically you can use the <embed> element. This is supported in IE, Netscape and Firefox. The code is (substitute whatever format for avi):\n<embed src="video.avi" />\nThe <embed> element is supported by both Internet Explorer and Netscape, but it is not a standard HTML or XHTML element. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recommend using the <object> element instead.\n\nThe code for this is:\n<object data="video.avi" type="video/avi" />
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use some tools i suggest ulead Gif animator quick and easy!\nhttp://www.download.com
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If it's not for a commercial site there are a ton of websites out there.\n\nFor Non-Commercial I would recommend:\nhttp://www.gif.com\nhttp://www.321clipart.com\nhttp://www.gifanimations.com\nhttp://www.barrysclipart.com\n\nFor Commercial I would recommend:\nhttp://www.clipart.com\nhttp://www.graphicsfactory.com\nhttp://www.animationfactory.com
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i go to www.videocodesource.com  works great for me.
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Do a search on http://www.youtube.com\n\nYou'll find it there and you can get the code to add it to your site.\n\nMichael\nhttp://www.webmasterautomation.com/blog/
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If the video is on say c:&#92;videos&#92;video.avi...\n\nfile:// c:&#92; videos &#92; video.avi\n\nUse "file://" in place of "http://"
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this is the simplest code to make an HTML link\n\n<a href="http://www.example-link.com">Click here</a>
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The same way you'd use a regular .jpg or .bmp image as your default. .gif is simply another type of image. Just upload your gif to myspace and set it as your default. However, I believe that you are not allowed to have any image types as your default except .jpg, .gif, and .bmp.
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Download microsoft gif animator. Its free from microsoft.
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ok, I hope yopu mean "on my website", because I don't think that anyone is just going to let you put your videos on their website...\n\nif it is a picture...\nand if you have FTP access to your webpage, create an HTML page that includes "img src=picture.jpg" where Picture is the name of the pic you are tryinfg to call from that page.\nthen upload both, your jpg, and your html page and that is all.\n\nif it is video...\nconver your video to ".avi", ".wmv" or any format that either "windows media player" or "real player" can read.\n\ncreate your page using software like "dreamweaver" or "go-live" or even "flash" that will include a video player holder, then upload it trough FTP method...\n\nI hope that gives you and idea on how it gets done, especially video is not going to be easy...\n\nwww.officelive.can probably allow you to upload a lot of pictures and present them as a neat slideshow, and the pages are templates so is a lot easier... but you decide.