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Oct 3, 2006
I am in charge of doing the website for my school.(
Librarian) I've had to self-teach and do trial and error as
I go. I would love to be able to add some animated graphics,
such as falling leaves, falling snowflakes, etc. to my Home
page, but don't have a clue how to do so. Could anyone help
with some directi...See More
Max
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That would be some DHTML scripting.
See the link below. Note that you can make
any image fall, you just upload the image(s).
They explain all about it, and there are several
different effects. See their entire site for
tons of stuff.
That would be some DHTML scripting.
See the link below. Note that you can make
any image fall, you just upload the image(s).
They explain all about it, and there are several
different effects. See their entire site for
tons of stuff.
Cybrary Man
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My website: [link removed]!
There are quite a few good javascript websites that offer
free scripts.
Here is a link to find scripts for snowflakes, falling
leaves, etc.
[link removed]
Energetically yours,
Jerry (Cybrary Man)
[link removed]
My website: [link removed]!
There are quite a few good javascript websites that offer
free scripts.
Here is a link to find scripts for snowflakes, falling
leaves, etc.
[link removed]
Energetically yours,
Jerry (Cybrary Man)
[link removed]
Oct 24, 2006
Is there any way to password protect a file in dreamweaver
so when you publish the file online, you can enter the
password and see the webpage? Thanks!
Nov 2, 2006
Anyone have any sites in mind I can go to and look at their
lesson plans? Thanks in advance. :o)
Nov 21, 2006
Hi,
I have to create a simple, professional website for
myself. My computer knowledge is limited. Can anyone
recommend something simple?
Thanks.
Nov 29, 2006
I'll bite if it is free. I teach webpage class at a small
private school in Mississippi. I'm using Dreamweaver with my
kids.
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Teacher Chatboards
On 9/29/06, Is this possible? Is it easy/hard? Thanks! wrote:
> Just wondering!
My district went to FC this year ans I have to teach my campus
how to make their pages in FC - not that I had ever done it,
mind you.
I googled it and found this handout. It's pretty self
explanatory.
I...See More