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MSIE Page Transition Filters
You are here: irt.org | Articles | Dynamic HTML (DHTML) | MSIE Page Transition Filters Published on: Sunday 28th February 1999 By: Ben Allen What is a page transition?There is a little known HTML tag that will create a merge effect whenever you load that page. The page with this tag appears over the old page, gradually filling the browser window. If you have Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, this page will load using a page transition (NOTE: this doesn't work if you refresh a page, or in Netscape). The META tagsThe page transition is put into place using the <meta> tag shown below:
Both of the parameters, duration and transition can be altered. duration determines how long it will take (in seconds) for the new page to fill the browser window. transition determines how the new page will fill the screen. The 22 different codes are listed below. There is a second page transition available for when the page is replaced with another:
The transition codes
In general, all of the transitions work better with small HTML pages with few images. See http://javascript.connect-2.co.uk/jscript/scripts/Efadein.html for an example of page transition. This article first appeared on Dynamic It! JavaScript and DHTML resources. Feedback on 'MSIE Page Transition Filters'
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