This works with both IE4 or higher and Netscape!
Do you want to get rid of
those annoying lines under your link text?
Then just copy the text below and paste it right after the <body>.
<STYLE><!--A{text-decoration:none}--></STYLE>
This works with IE4 or higher!
Do you want only your text
and images to move when scrolling?
Then in your background
information put this -
<body background="images/indexbkgd.jpg" bgproperties="fixed" text="#FFFFFF"
link="#B08828" vlink="#690101">
for geocities it would be
done like this -
<body
background="index2bkgd.jpg"bgproperties="fixed" text="#000000"
link="#B08828" vlink="#690101">
This effect is being used on this page. Notice that only the text is moving!
This one only works with IE4 or higher!
Want to make just your
background scroll upwards? Well here's the code to do that!
Right after the body
background information put this -
<script language="VBScript"> <!-- dim MoveItX,
MoveItY, mnumfond MoveItY=0 MoveItX=0
numfond=document.body.sourceIndex SUB SF MoveItY=MoveItY-1
MoveItX=MoveItX+0 Document.all(numfond).style.BackgroundPosition=
MoveItX & " " & MoveItY
id=SetTimeOut("SF",100,"VBScript") End Sub SF
--> </script>
To see this effect on a page go Here !
This one only works with IE4 or higher!
This is really kewl to use
on a sky bakcground! Here's the code to do it!
Notice on this one that you will have to change the background information to the background that you are placing on that page!
Copy the code below and
place it right after the body background information -
<SCRIPT
language=JavaScript> <!--ACH--!> <!-- function
stopBackground() { clearTimeout(timerID) } var hPosition,
vPosition, hIncrement, vIncrement, tmDelay // set variables here
hPosition = 0 hIncrement = -1 vPosition = 0 vIncrement = 0
tmDelay = 50 function moveBackground() {
document.body.style.backgroundImage = "url(" +"images/indexbkgd.jpg"+ ")"
document.body.style.backgroundRepeat = "repeat" if
(hPosition > 0) hPosition=-100000 hPosition = hPosition +
hIncrement document.body.style.backgroundPosition= hPosition +
" " + 0 if (isNaN(hPosition)) hPosition =
"\"" + hPosition + "\"" timerID =
setTimeout("moveBackground()",50) } if (
navigator.appName + ' ' + parseFloat(navigator.appVersion) ==
"Microsoft Internet Explorer 4") moveBackground()
//--></SCRIPT>
To see this effect on a page go Here !
Here's How to put Music on
your Page so that IE4 and above and Netscape Users Can Both Hear!
It is also a good idea to place your embedded music **midis** somewhere at the top of the page so that while your visitors are waiting for your page to load they will have something nice to listen to!
Just copy the code below
and paste it right below the body background information!
Angelfire Homepages the code would like this -
Here's another little trick I have learned along the way.
Have you ever ran across an image
that you loved and it was used in an applet?
Well if you have then you know that you can't click on an applet and save that image.
Here is what you do if you find something you just love and have to have! :-)
First you have to view that persons
source and find the name they gave that image...You can do this by right clicking
on the background...choose from that drop down window...view source.
Another window will pop up and it will look alot like chicken scratch. :-)
Scroll down until you find the applet and then look for either a jpg or gif
image and write it down or remember it..you will need it later...:-)
Okay now lets say their page is
located at geocities and the name of the image you are wanting is
called prettyangel.jpg - here is what you do...
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lakes/7589/prettyangel.jpg
That would bring up the picture that you are wanting to save.
Okay now lets say their page is located at angelfire and the name of the image was littleangel.jpg - Here is what you do...
https://www.angelfire.com/on/Whatever/images/littleangel.jpg
That would bring up the picture that you are wanting to save.
***Always remember to save images to your own hard-drive and upload them to your own server.
***Never ever link directly to someone elses images. That is called bandwidth stealing and that isn't the nice thing to do. Besides that if most people are like
me :-)...I am always changing the names of my images and if someone links to them then they will end up with broken images on their pages.
Putting images on your webpages.
Here is the code for angelfire -
<center><img
src="images/heart.jpg or gif"
alt="heart" width="45" height="45"
border=0></center>
For geocities it would like this -
<center><img
src="heart.jpg or gif" alt="heart"
width="45" height="45"
border=0></center>
Keep in mind that you will have to change all the information here to whatever your image name, width, and height is. Putting in the image width and height
makes your webpage load alot faster.
Here is how you put a link on your webpage.
Lets say you have downloaded someones graphics and now you need to put a link back to them.
Here is the code you would use to do that -
At angelfire it would look like this...
<a
href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/1535/"><img
src="images/heart.jpg or gif"
alt="heart logo" width="45"
height="45" border=0></a>
Putting a border=0 in there will take that ugly looking line from around your image. People will still know its a link to somewhere.
At geocities it would look like this...
<a
href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/1535/"><img
src="heart.gif or jpg" alt="heart logo"
width="45" height="45" border=0></a>
Now if you just want to put a text link it would look like this -
angelfire and geocities...
<a
href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/1535/">Silk's
Holidays Year 'Round</a>
Silk's Holiday's Year 'Round being the name of the website that you are putting a link to.
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