TinyZipZap
TinyZipZap is kind of a break with the past.
It's a little less flexible but a heck of a lot of fun to watch.
Your message will appear, one letter at a time, from the left.
When the whole message has appeared, it will disapear, some letters floating off the top and some floating off the bottom.
You control the font, font size, font style, speed, pause betwe
Parameters
MESSAGE (required) - MESSAGE is the information you wish to display in
the applet. It may be up to 100 characters in length.
LINK (optional) - If you pass an URL in the LINK parameter, clicking
on the applet will result in the browser jumping to that URL.
BGRED, BGGREEN, BGBLUE (Optional) - You may set the background color of
the applet by passing the one byte (0-255) RGB (Red, Green and Blue)
component values. The background color defaults to white.
FGRED, FGGREEN, FGBLUE (Optional) - You may set the foreground (font)
color for the applet by passing the one byte (0-255) RGB (Red, Green and
Blue) component values. The foreground color defaults to black.
FONTNAME and FONTSIZE (Optional) - You may force the font type and size
by passing these values. If you pass one, you'll need to pass both.
FONTBOLD and FONTITALIC (Optional) - If you pass FONTNAME and FONTSIZE,
you may also specify the style by passing one or both of these
parameters. Passing a "1" (one) will turn on bold, italic or both.
DELAY (Optional) - Delay controls the speed with which the line moves.
It's actually the time between changes in position. Delay defaults to
5 milliseconds.
PAUSE (Optional) - Pause controls the delay between the "zip" and "zap"
effects and the amount of time before the applet cycles and runs again.
Pause defaults to 2 seconds (2000 milliseconds). Pass this time in
milliseconds.
YPOS (Optional) - YPOS stands for Y position, this controls the vertical
position of the lines within the applet. YPOS defaults to (roughly) the
middle of the applet. YPOS is passed in pixels from the top of the
applet.
Back to the TinyZipZap applet page
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