Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
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Trev wrote:
Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Yes.
Richard.
Richard Cornford wrote:
Trev wrote:
Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Yes.
Richard.
please elaborate!!!!
Trev wrote:
Richard Cornford wrote:
>Trev wrote:
>>Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Yes.
Richard.
please elaborate!!!!
An ability to use scripts to apply specific background colors to
individual table cells implies an ability to alternate the colours
used, both sequentially and with time.
Richard.
Trev a écrit :
Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Arrrghhh ! beurk !
<td id="flashy" style="backgrou nd:lime">
javascript in head :
onload = function() {
setInterval( function() {
var flsh = document.getEle mentById('flash y').style;
flsh.background = flsh.background =''? 'yellow' : '';
}, 100);
}
Richard Cornford wrote:
Trev wrote:
Richard Cornford wrote:
Trev wrote:
Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Yes.
>
Richard.
please elaborate!!!!
An ability to use scripts to apply specific background colors to
individual table cells implies an ability to alternate the colours
used, both sequentially and with time.
Richard.
Is there any way to implement this in Javascript, and if so, how?
I have tried using a while(true) loop using the <td>'s element name and
changing bgColor but the code has a malaise.
Richard Cornford a écrit :
Trev wrote:
>Richard Cornford wrote:
>>Trev wrote:
Is there any way to make table cell's bgColor alternate, simulating a
flashing effect?
Yes.
Richard.
please elaborate!!!!
An ability to use scripts to apply specific background colors to
individual table cells implies an ability to alternate the colours
used, both sequentially and with time.
Richard.
:-)
well seen !
Tried it...still some malaise.... :(
<HTML>
<HEAD onload = function() {
setInterval( function() {
var flsh = document.getEle mentById('flash y').style;
flsh.background = flsh.background =''? 'yellow' : '';
}, 100);
} >
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<table>
<tr><td id="flashy" style="backgrou nd:lime">whizz</td><td>eggy
xt</td><td>bang</td></tr>
</table>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Trev a écrit :
Tried it...still some malaise.... :(
I said in *javascript* ! ...
(in header)
You don't know how to input a script code in a html file ?
ASM wrote:
Trev a écrit :
Tried it...still some malaise.... :(
I said in *javascript* ! ...
(in header)
You don't know how to input a script code in a html file ?
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