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Need to build smooth and attractive fading techniques into your web site using nothing more than script? This article will explain a proven cross-browser method, with ready-to-use code. If you think you don’t need this, you will conclude otherwise after reading the article!

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By: Justin Cook
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March 10, 2004
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. · Cross Fading Navigation with DHTML
  2. · Putting our Items in Place
  3. · Into the Code
  4. · The Fading Function
  5. · In Retrospect...

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I’ve given you the tools to create a sleek and sexy navigation system for your site. Feel free to customize this script to suit your needs. For instance, I’ve found a wonderful application of it in building screenshot-aided documentation. People love the images fading in and out, instead of embedded in a more boring fashion right beside the paragraph. In fact, it’s been almost too successful--no one reads the documentation! They just watch the images fade in and out.

I hope you find this technique as enjoyable, useful, and easy to re-use as I have. If you’d like to take a look at this system in prototype use on my website in wire-frame revision, the URL is http://www.justin-cook.com.

 


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