Using Page Transitions

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Special Edition Using Microsoft FrontPage 2002

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About the Authors

Acknowledgments

Tell Us What You Think!

Thanks For Joining Us

Pt. I. Introducing Microsoft FrontPage 2002

Pt. II. Designing Web Pages

Pt. III. Web Creation and Management

Pt. IV. Scripting, Dynamic Html, and Dynamic Content

Ch. 20. Using FrontPage 2002's Dynamic Style Effects

Ch. 21. Making Your Pages and Webs More Dynamic

Using Collapsible Outlines

Using Page Transitions

Using DHTML Layout and Positioning

Troubleshooting

Design Corner: Tips for Collapsible Outlines and CSS Layout

Ch. 22. Using Scripts in Your Web Pages

Ch. 23. JavaScript and Client-Side Computing

Ch. 24. Using Java Applets, Browser Plug-Ins, and Activex Controls

Pt. V. Collaboration, Workflow, Task Management

Pt. VI. Frontpage 2002 and Office 2002: Working Together

Pt. VII. Frontpage and Web Servers

Pt. VIII. Creating and Adapting Graphics for the Web

Index

Using Page Transitions

As you move away from bare-bones web page presentations, the creative itch grows stronger. Why, for example, should pages just appear? Why shouldn't an author be able to do more interesting things with transitions , the way he can with slide transitions in PowerPoint?

Caution

Page transitions do not function in Netscape Navigator 4 or 6. The page changes with no errors, but no transition effect appears.

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Using Page Transitions