Friday, November 19, 2010

How could one apply powerpoint effects on a website?

Do you know how a powerpoint presentation allows you to go to the next slide with special effects like it changes to the next slide by sliding the previous slide to one side or changing it to the other slide by changing the little pixels. Well, I was wondering if there was a code in html so it can be applied to websites. If there is can you please show me the code. Thanks.How could one apply powerpoint effects on a website?
It's called ';Page Transition';

Choose the transition you want and then copy the code for your page. It only works on IE though.



http://www.htmlbasix.com/pagetransitionsHow could one apply powerpoint effects on a website?
Lost, if your audience only uses MSIE, you can use filters in meta-tags to handle page transitions - do a web search on RevealTrans() - this method takes two arguments: transition - this is the effect (dissolve, wipe, checkerboard, etc.), and duration - a floating integer value that defines the length of the transition in milliseconds.



If cross-browser compliance is important to you, you could use flash movies for your content and transitions and then use Drew McLellan's ';Flash Satay'; technique to embed it to your website. Drew's article is on A List Apart's website and linked for you here: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flash



Good luck; HTH.

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