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Important Note:
This tutorial discusses Version 2.0 of the Fader script. The most recent version is Version 2.01, introduced in the first addendum to this column.
The script is constantly under revision, with new features added, problems fixed and new browser versions addressed.
Read this column, and future columns and addendi, to learn how we built the fader script. However, always use the most recent version of the script in your web pages.
This tutorial can be appreciated by users of any browser, any version. The in-line examples will work only in Netscape Navigator 4 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4+.
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Yes, at long last, a new version of our Dynamic Headline Fader, first introduced in Column 13.
We've made the script more elegant, added versatility and several new features.
Familiarity with the original Dynamic Headline Fader script, developed in Column 13, or at least:
An understanding of Explorer Blend Transition Filter. This was discussed and demonstrated in Column 13.
An understanding of the Navigator GIF-based workaround we developed for the original fader. Please review the relevant pages.
In the interest of space, the above two points will not be repeated in this column. It will be assumed that the reader is aware of their logic.
So, if your comfortable with the two prerequisites, above, let's start with the fader's page-inclusion HTML.
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Created: Sep 07, 1999
Revised: Sep 07, 1999
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