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| Inside Technique : Cross Browser BLINK Element : IE5 Blink Behavior Using IE5 behaviors, you can associate new behavior with any element supported by the browser. We created the
for quickly and easily applying blink to your web-page. You associate the behavior with
an element using CSS. Below we associate our blink behavior script defined in blink.htc with
the blink element.
In Internet Explorer 5.0, the blink.htc file is downloaded and automatically applied
to the blink element. No other script is necessary on the page itself. Instead, all the script is contained
in the blink.htc file as defined below:
When creating the blink behavior we realized that it was missing a key feature for taking
control over your . We
decided to enhance the Netscape tag for Internet Explorer 5.0
by adding a speed attribute. By setting the speed attribute, you can provide your visitors
a by blinking faster or slower. The speed attribute specifies
the number of milliseconds between blinks:
As a closing note, if all this starts giving you wild ideas about implementing the LAYER element in the same fashion, Internet Explorer does not parse this element so it is not treated as a container. In short, it can't be done (or at least without an extremely large amount of very complex code). We hope you enjoyed our exploration into the . If anyone thinks they have a good application for blinking text, please let us know. Page 1:Cross Browser BLINK Element © 1997-2000 InsideDHTML.com, LLC. All rights reserved. |