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Ever since I posted it, people have been screaming for more and more flip tutorials. Well, now there are three: the original Image Flip, the Text Link Flip, and now this.. That means that it's an Internet Explorer 4. As of the writing of this tutorial (9/2. Netscape Navigator wouldn't compile the commands to get the effect.
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But fear not! Feel free to use these commands in place of all your link buttons as the format relies heavily on Java. Script, which Navigator does understand. So, when an Internet Explorer user clicks the button they get the effect. Netscape users simply get the button in pale gray. But both work just fine to create a link. Roll your mouse back and forth over the button.
You'll be transported to the HTML Goodies Home Page. I added the code to create the on. Mouse. Out effect and the code to get the button to actually create a link.
So, together we now bring you the components you'll need to get this button up and running on your page. Here's the Style Sheet Block. There are two classes noted up there. I have it set to yellow text with a blue background. The second class, called . I have it set to green text on a pink background.
You can even use the hex color commands as long as you remember to put a (#) pound sign in front of the hex code. Remember, this is in Style Sheet format and that (#) sign is required. You can use as many style sheet commands as you'd like in the start and end classes. You can make it so the button blows up to unbelievable proportions by setting the text font size to 7. But we won't be doing that here as it would scare small children and I do not wish to be held responsible. The Java. Script is self- contained and doesn't require you to do any changing.
Copy and paste it from here and cram it between your commands just below the Style Sheet Block.< SCRIPT LANGUAGE=. Let's take a quick look at it and then I'll explain what the parts do. This button is created through form commands. NAME=highlight connects this button to the Java. Script above. Look again at the script.
In this case, the browser is told to enact a section of the Java. Script called . Please note the class . Remember that from the Style Sheet Block? That's the blue background and yellow letters pattern. Mouseout is the same as above except it is enacted when the mouse leaves the button. Note again that the class . That's the pink and green pattern.
INPUT TYPE=. In this case I have it set to send the browser to the location. HTML Goodies. You can change out where this button points to by simply changing out the URL to Goodies with your own./FORM closes the form commands and ends the button. Altering and Adding Buttons. As I said above in the Style Sheet Block section, you can add as many different Style Sheet attributes as you'd like to the . Given enough time, I'll bet you can make some pretty awful events.
You can, again, change where the button points to by changing out the URL attached to the on. Click=. What you name the class doesn't matter, just make sure you have the period in front to let the browser know that what you're offering is a class. Then, after you've added new classes, you can make each button call for a specific class of colors by changing out the class name in the on. Mouse. Over and on. Mouse. Out commands. Above the classes are ('start') and ('end'). Just change out the words .
Notice there's no period required in the code that makes up the button. That's only in the Style Sheet Block. You need not do anything to the Java. Script itself. It just acts as a go- between for the button and the Style Sheet Block. Remember that even though this is DHTML, you can still place it on your pages for all the world to see. Those with Internet Explorer will get the flip effect, and those with Netscape Navigator will get a basic gray button that works just fine.
Or at least until Netscape Navigator 5. That version is supposed to support DHTML.
At least that's what the paperwork says.