HOW TO MAKE DYNAMIC WORDS FOR WEB PAGES WITH FRONTPAGE

It depends on what version of your Frontpage is. In the case of FrontPage 2003, third-party software was used to do it. Because FrontPage 2003 doesn't have a dhtml effect anymore.

If you are using FrontPage 2000 of Office 2000, you can use the built-in DHTML effects of FrontPage 2000 to achieve dynamic text effects.

Basic steps to use dhtml.

1.On the page, click on the object that needs to use dhtml, such as text. For text, you need to drag the mouse to select;

2.In the dhtml toolbar, select an event via the drop-down list that opens, the text and ** have the event is different; Next, apply the drop-down list to select an effect; Finally, select the implementation method of the effect;

3.Once you've used dhtml for an object, save the page and preview it, and you'll see that your selected object will look like the dhtml you set;

4.If you want to delete the dhtml effect of an object, select the object and click the delete effect icon on the dhtml toolbar.

Let's enter a piece of text into the device, for example: "Know", and then continue with the following three steps:

Select a piece of text that needs to be dhtml, and here's it: Know. Select an event from the On drop-down list in the DHTML Effects toolbar.

For text here, we only have the "page load" event. "Page load" is an event that occurs when a web page is loaded for the first time, which does not require the user to trigger it, but only needs the visitor to open it with the browser.

After selecting an event, we need to select an effect for that event in the application drop-down list. There are seven effects that can be employed under that list, and we choose to fly in.

There are different ways to apply the effect. For example, when you choose an app effect that "flies in", the text can fly in from the bottom, from the left, or from the right. This term is not indicated in this drop-down list.

There are some application effects that there is no method, such as fluctuations. Here we choose to fly in from the bottom.

Finally save the page and preview it, and you'll find that you know that these four words fly in from the bottom after the web page is first loaded. Of course, you can also experiment with other dhtml effects. For selected, you'll see new events, clicks, and mouse-overs in the Open drop-down list in the DHTML Effects toolbar, which will have their own effects and implementations.

You can try each one of them so you can understand the relationship between these events and the effects and methods of the application.

FrontPage 2000 has a lot of dhtml features, so try it out for yourself.