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William Cook

2004-07-29, 7:16 pm

How do I go about creating a web page, that stay open for
about 45 seconds, then fades out and opens another web
page at a different URL?

chris leeds

2004-07-29, 7:16 pm

do a google, or search this NG for "meta refresh" it's a command that
switches the page to another, and conveniently has a time delay that you can
set. as for the fade, you'll probably be easies using "page transitions"
but it's an internet explorer only trick.

HTH

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"William Cook" <wmcook@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> How do I go about creating a web page, that stay open for
> about 45 seconds, then fades out and opens another web
> page at a different URL?

JDR

2004-07-29, 7:16 pm

William,

You could accomplish this using a meta equiv tag and applying a page transition.

The equiv tag needs to go between the <Head> tags </Head)

Here is the code:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" content="45;URL=http://yourdomain.com/yourpage.htm">

(Change the url to the path you wish)

You can apply a page transition by going to Format > Page Transition

Select "Page Exit" under the event / Select the time (in seconds)
Select "Blend" under the effect

Save > Got to File > Preview in browser and test

NOTE: Transitions are IE supported

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"William Cook" wrote:

> How do I go about creating a web page, that stay open for
> about 45 seconds, then fades out and opens another web
> page at a different URL?
>