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Instructions
Example of Ticker Tape
Instructions
The HTML source below is pasted into
the .html document where you want the Ticker to display.
This Ticker offers text messages when the mouse is moved over the ticker
and when mouse click are made. Try it on the example above!
Configurable parameters are:
typeface: Courier can be
replace by common font names, such as Ariel, TimesNewRoman, Helvetica
and Sans-Serif.
mouse*: Customized text can be entered into any or all the parameters
for mouse reactions.
font: Font size can be adjusted up (larger numbers, larger font
size) or down.
image & imborder: These images parameters can be customized with
your own border graphic. Two sample graphic borders are provided.
style: Changes how "blurry" the ticker text appears.
step:Increases or decreases the speed of the text.
text, shadow & backgd:Changes the color of the display text,
text shadow and background. Colors are any combination of red, green,
blue color value.
repeat:Changes the number of times the display text is repeated.
message*:Customized text can be entered into any or all the parameters
for the display text.
<applet codebase=http://www.imbris.com/java
code="Ashleyticker.class" width=220 height=31>
<param name=typeface value="Courier">
<param name=mouseup value="That's much better">
<param name=mousedown value="Get your hand off me">
<param name=mouseleft value="Hey, I haven't finished yet!">
<param name=mouseright value="What's the matter?">
<param name=mouseoutb value="Please">
<param name=fontsize value=14>
<param name=image value="panel2.gif">
<param name=imborder value="panelb.gif">
<param name=style value=0>
<param name=sensitive value=10>
<param name=step value=3>
<param name=offset value=1>
<param name=text value=255,255,0>
<param name=shadow value=200,100,20>
<param name=backgd value=0,0,0>
<param name=count value=3>
<param name=repeat value=3>
<param name=message0 value="Thank you for visiting IMBRIS!">
<param name=message1 value="We hope you enjoyed your stay.">
<param name=message2 value="Come again soon!">
</applet>
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