Topic awaiting preservation: How would I do this?-

Eew this place gives me a head-ache! Haven't been here in a while (luckily).

Ok lets get down to business. How could I make something (an image) begin on one side of the screen, and then with the help of javascript and stylesheets, fly to the other side?

I dunno. Flash is easy tho.

(another pointless post... heh...)

Well, I'm sure someone will post some code, but you can set it in a DIV, and use a JavaScript timer to increment the position of the DIV about the screen.

Check here.

Click the obj.SlideIt stuff and see if that is what you are looking for.

Later,
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~Binary is best~

Something like on bug's DHTML page that sends gif's to different parts of the screen when the page is finished loading.

InSiDeR,

I regret that I haven't had time to do more tutes on this stuff. I do have a few pages at http://bugimus.com/gurus/ that hopefully can blossom into full scale tutes for GN someday.

Take a look at this one http://bugimus.com/gurus/clickchaser.html

It is not a lot of code and all the concepts for moving things around are in it. If you have any questions, I would be more than happy to explain what I'm doing in the code.

Bugimus: I'd not seen those pages in a while - ironically I was watching an episode of Crusade on cable and now I'm playing with a Minbari chaser (coincidence). Some of them look nearly good to go like the pull down select box quick tip, for example. I'd have to shoot you if you carried forward the cross-browser one pixel table border one though!! Most of them work in Opera too.

Emps

No clicking involved, no mouse work. Just when your page is finished loading gif's are sent to specified coordinates on the page.

Yup, so go to those pages and read the info there.

With a little imagination you will begin to see what is going on in the code to move things around.

Then, you can come back and ask some more specific questions as you run into problems implementing the code.

See a pattern here? People are giving you the basics, and you have to go do a little work now You'll learn more that way.