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You might need to manipulate your timers. Failing which, use a Javascript.
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You might need to manipulate your timers. Failing which, use a Javascript.

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I want to do a progress bar using HTML. I have two images, like an old thermometer--one empty and one full. These are overlapped, and the full one grows from 0 to 100% as the procedure advances, filling up the tube. They are oriented horizontally. The hard part: I also want to show the percent complete in the center, on top of the images.
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I want to do a progress bar using HTML. I have two images, like an old thermometer--one empty and one full. These are overlapped, and the full one grows from 0 to 100% as the procedure advances, filling up the tube. They are oriented horizontally. The hard part: I also want to show the percent complete in the center, on top of the images.

HTML Progress Bar Percent

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