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Posted by slinky on 08/06/07 23:39
http://www.jfklancer.com/index.html was where I saw the pictures.
Thanks!
> A URL would have been helpful.
>
> > Does anyone know how in HTML I can accomplish this?
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> You can't, at least not with plain HTML / CSS alone. You will need
> something else as well, although this could be very simple.
>
> If the image is "GIF friendly" (i.e. just a bit of graphic design
> flummery, not a photograph) then you could do this easily with an
> animated GIF. If it's only two images and a snap change (i.e. no slow
> morphing between them) then this is still quite a compact way to send
> it.
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> If you want to use two reasonable quality photographs, i.e. using JPG
> images, then use JavaScript. It's a really simple example, I'm sure
> you can web search a suitable fragment. When you do this, make sure
> you code it in such a way that people without JavaScript see at least
> one image, or maybe both of them side-by-side.
>
> There are other techniques, but these two are the simple and sensible
> ones.
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