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the &lt;BLINK&gt; tag only works with Netscape.<br />
Using IE, you can use a DHTML solution: with timeouts, you periodically set the color of the text to either text color or the background color. However, I personally would refrain from using such effects, to me, they look quite annoying.<br />

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the <BLINK> tag only works with Netscape.
Using IE, you can use a DHTML solution: with timeouts, you periodically set the color of the text to either text color or the background color. However, I personally would refrain from using such effects, to me, they look quite annoying.


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What can i do with DHTML ?<br />

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oops, i made a mistake!<br />
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please change all the function blink(layer) part to<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
function blink(layer) { <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;vis = document.all[layer].style.<wbr />visibility<wbr />; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;if (vis == &quot;visible&quot;) vis = &quot;hidden&quot;; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;else vis = &quot;visible&quot;; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;document.all[layer].style.<wbr />visibility<wbr /> = vis; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;tstring = &quot;blink(\&quot;&quot;+layer+&quot;\&quot;)&quot;; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;setTimeout(tstring, delay); <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;} <br />
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this function can also be used to blink any other layer, just change the argument of blink to the name of the layer.<br />
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regards,<br />
nax<br />

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oops, i made a mistake!

please change all the function blink(layer) part to
     
function blink(layer) {
     vis = document.all[layer].style.visibility;
     if (vis == "visible") vis = "hidden";
     else vis = "visible";
     document.all[layer].style.visibility = vis;
     tstring = "blink(\""+layer+"\")";
     setTimeout(tstring, delay);
     }

this function can also be used to blink any other layer, just change the argument of blink to the name of the layer.

regards,
nax


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How can make the text is blink in ie4?
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Blink Text

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