Here is how it is done - add this code to the <head> </head> area of your page:
<META http-equiv="Page-Enter" content="revealTrans
(Transition=1,Duration=1.000)">
This meta tag has the "Page-Enter" attribute which will allow this
function to kick on when someone enters that page. The
"content="revealTrans" cues their browser to start the transition.
The (Transition=1...) lets the users browser know which transition
to display. Well, how do YOU know what transition to code?
LIST OF THE TRANSITIONS | |||
# |
EFFECT |
# |
EFFECT |
0 |
Box in |
1 |
Box out |
2 |
Circle in |
3 |
Circle out |
4 |
Wipe up |
5 |
Wipe down |
6 |
Wipe right |
7 |
Wipe left |
8 |
Vertical blinds |
9 |
Horizontal blinds |
10 |
Checkerboard across |
11 |
Checkerboard down |
12 |
Random dissolve |
13 |
Split vertical in |
14 |
Split vertical out |
15 |
Split horizontal in |
16 |
Split horizontal out |
17 |
Strips left down |
18 |
Strips left up |
19 |
Strips right down |
20 |
Strips right up |
21 |
Random bars horizontal |
22 |
Random bars vertical |
23 |
Random |
The "Duration=1.000" shows that the browser will take ONE second to show the transition. Don't get carried away with the number of seconds or it can seem like a slow death to your viewer.