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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 direction and advise.
Thanks!
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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.