This is the html code for the applet below:
<APPLET code="Dotz.class" archive="dotz.jar" width=400 height=40>
<PARAM name="cabbase" value="dotz.cab">
<PARAM name="bgcolor" value="003F7F">
<PARAM name="item0" value="single">
<PARAM name="item1" value="color">
<PARAM name="item2" value="<item0> <item1>">
<PARAM name="color2" value="FFFF00">
<PARAM name="item3" value="gradient">
<PARAM name="color3" value="gradient,007FFF,FFFFFF">
<PARAM name="item4" value="color">
<PARAM name="item5" value="<item3> <item4>">
<PARAM name="color5" value="gradient,FFFF00,FF0000">
<PARAM name="animation0" value="enter,top,<item0>,20&enter,bottom,<item1>,20">
<PARAM name="animation1" value="<item2>,20">
<PARAM name="animation2" value="morph,<item0>,<item3>,20&align,<item1>,<item4>,20">
<PARAM name="animation3" value="<item5>,20:twirl,out,<item5>,20">
</APPLET>
To set the background color of the applet you can use the
bgcolor parameter and fill in a hexcolor code. Every item can also have it's
own color. This can be a single hexcolor code or a gradient. A gradient needs
a top hexcolor code and a bottom hexcolor code. The color of an item
overrides the color of the item it's referenced in. As you can see the morph
and align actions automaticly fade the colors.
VIII - Adding links
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