want to move images in Y direction

[animation]

i have made a web site n i want to move images in the Y direction in
the sidebar of the website.
i want it to look like new image is coming out from the bottom and
moving up to the height of the sidebar and at the other end it is
disappearing .

[rf]

"animation" <pa**************@gmail.comwrote in message
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>i have made a web site n i want to move images in the Y direction in
the sidebar of the website.
i want it to look like new image is coming out from the bottom and
moving up to the height of the sidebar and at the other end it is
disappearing .

Which will totally distract your viewers eyes away from the main content of
your site.

[MartinRinehart]

animation wrote:

i have made a web site n i want to move images in the Y direction in
the sidebar of the website.
i want it to look like new image is coming out from the bottom and
moving up to the height of the sidebar and at the other end it is
disappearing .

Do stuff like this very sparingly!

This is very easy with a <canvaselement: drawImage() at successively
changing locations. Trouble with <canvasis that some company in
Washington doesn't support that tag.

W/o <canvascheck GIF animations. W/o GIF animations, create a
sequence of images and load them all at once with the display property
set to none. Then dlsplay them one at a time.

[David Mark]

On Oct 22, 1:29*pm, [e-mail] wrote:

animation wrote:

i have made a web site n i want to move images in the Y direction in
the sidebar of the website.
i want it to look like new image is coming out from the bottom and
moving up to the height of the sidebar and at the other end it is
disappearing .

Do stuff like this very sparingly!

Yes. Less is more. Some sites seem to exist only to fade elements in
and out.

>
This is very easy with a <canvaselement: drawImage() at successively

Forget that.

changing locations. Trouble with <canvasis that some company in
Washington doesn't support that tag.

That's why.

>
W/o <canvascheck GIF animations. W/o GIF animations, create a

No.

sequence of images and load them all at once with the display property
set to none. Then dlsplay them one at a time.

No.

How about changing the top style of an absolutely positioned image
element (or div with background image) over time?