![]() | Advanced Slide Show Parameter Reference |
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Name | Description | Example |
BGcolor | The background color of each page. Range of Values : Color Definition |
<PARAM name="BGcolor" value="#FFFFFF"> |
BorderWidth | This is the width in pixels of the border. This must a positive integer value. If you do not require a border then set this value to 0. Range of Values : Positive Integer |
<PARAM name="BorderWidth" value="1"> |
BorderColor | The color of the border. Range of Values : Color Definition |
<PARAM name="BorderColor" value="VALUE"> |
Speed | This specifies the speed at which the next slide will be moved into position Range of Values : Positive Integer between 1 and 100 |
<PARAM name="Speed" value="70"> |
LinkColor | If you specify any clickable area's within your slide then these area's will be outlined with the color specified here. Range of Values : Color Definition |
<PARAM name="LinkColor" value="#0000FF"> |
DefaultPause | With this parameter you can set the applet to pause between slides. The value is a positive integer and represents the number seconds to pause before moving the next slide into position If you do not require a pause between slides then set this value to 0. Range of Values : Positive Integer |
<PARAM name="DefaultPause" value="2"> |
dataURL | This specifies the location and name of the file which contains Slide data. The value should be a valid URL or if the file is in the same directory as your web page then simply the filename. Range of Values : URL of a text file or server side process |
<PARAM name="dataURL" value="data.txt"> |
startupmessage | The text to be displayed whilst the applet is loading your data Range of Values : Text |
<PARAM name="startupmessage" value="Loading Content....."> |
startBGcolor | Specifies the background color upon startup. Range of Values : Color Definition |
<PARAM name="startBGcolor" value="#FFFFFF"> |
startTXTcolor | Specifies the text color upon startup. Range of Values : Color Definition |
<PARAM name="startTXTcolor" value="#000000"> |