Guys i don't know much about html or flash but i woul like to do a new page
transition using elements on my web page (top blue neon bar).

Check out http://blopes.no.sapo.pt/port.htm

What I would like to do is once i open a link there, the top blue neon bar
came down and up to open a new page (like a powerpoint animation) and show
the new page between the two neon blue bars.

Can you tell me how can i do this or where can i learn from some examples?

Thank you for your help
Bruno

Dude, what you're asking... I don't think FP can do. In fact, I don't think
they have any page transitions at all. From the concept you're describing,
you'd have to make a pure Flash site, and include the animations in it,
either that or make a frames page, and include the animation transition to
the frame you want to change, but I don't even know if that's possible. It
definately ISN'T possible for FrontPage though.

"Bruno" wrote:

> Guys i don't know much about html or flash but i woul like to do a new page
> transition using elements on my web page (top blue neon bar).
>
> Check out http://blopes.no.sapo.pt/port.htm
>
> What I would like to do is once i open a link there, the top blue neon bar
> came down and up to open a new page (like a powerpoint animation) and show
> the new page between the two neon blue bars.
>
> Can you tell me how can i do this or where can i learn from some examples?
>
> Thank you for your help
> Bruno

FP does have page transitions (DHTML) but to a limited extent - certainly
not the extent of Powerpoint's screen transitions; and I think it's also IE
only type features.


"redemption2" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:EA8D16D0-48A5-4DAE-A20F-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Dude, what you're asking... I don't think FP can do. In fact, I don't
> think
> they have any page transitions at all. From the concept you're
> describing,
> you'd have to make a pure Flash site, and include the animations in it,
> either that or make a frames page, and include the animation transition to
> the frame you want to change, but I don't even know if that's possible.
> It
> definately ISN'T possible for FrontPage though.
>
> "Bruno" wrote:
>
>> Guys i don't know much about html or flash but i woul like to do a new
>> page
>> transition using elements on my web page (top blue neon bar).
>>
>> Check out http://blopes.no.sapo.pt/port.htm
>>
>> What I would like to do is once i open a link there, the top blue neon
>> bar
>> came down and up to open a new page (like a powerpoint animation) and
>> show
>> the new page between the two neon blue bars.
>>
>> Can you tell me how can i do this or where can i learn from some
>> examples?
>>
>> Thank you for your help
>> Bruno

IE/Windows, to boot.

--
Murray
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MVP FrontPage


"Andrew Murray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> FP does have page transitions (DHTML) but to a limited extent - certainly
> not the extent of Powerpoint's screen transitions; and I think it's also
> IE only type features.
>
>
> "redemption2" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:EA8D16D0-48A5-4DAE-A20F-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Dude, what you're asking... I don't think FP can do. In fact, I don't
>> think
>> they have any page transitions at all. From the concept you're
>> describing,
>> you'd have to make a pure Flash site, and include the animations in it,
>> either that or make a frames page, and include the animation transition
>> to
>> the frame you want to change, but I don't even know if that's possible.
>> It
>> definately ISN'T possible for FrontPage though.
>>
>> "Bruno" wrote:
>>
>>> Guys i don't know much about html or flash but i woul like to do a new
>>> page
>>> transition using elements on my web page (top blue neon bar).
>>>
>>> Check out http://blopes.no.sapo.pt/port.htm
>>>
>>> What I would like to do is once i open a link there, the top blue neon
>>> bar
>>> came down and up to open a new page (like a powerpoint animation) and
>>> show
>>> the new page between the two neon blue bars.
>>>
>>> Can you tell me how can i do this or where can i learn from some
>>> examples?
>>>
>>> Thank you for your help
>>> Bruno
>
>