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is there any dhtml that will allow me to rotate an image 60 degrees in an
animated fashion. i know i could use an animated gif but i really want a
coded version (the image will be a 50k jpeg

mark

mark | r wrote:
> is there any dhtml that will allow me to rotate an image 60 degrees in an
> animated fashion. i know i could use an animated gif but i really want a
> coded version (the image will be a 50k jpeg

Using your keywords in Google I found this:
<http://www.walterzorn.com/rotate_img/rotate_img.htm>

Note the warnings.


Matthias

"Matthias Gutfeldt" <> wrote in message
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> mark | r wrote:
> > is there any dhtml that will allow me to rotate an image 60 degrees in
an
> > animated fashion. i know i could use an animated gif but i really want a
> > coded version (the image will be a 50k jpeg
>
> Using your keywords in Google I found this:
> <http://www.walterzorn.com/rotate_img/rotate_img.htm>
>
> Note the warnings.
>
>
> Matthias
>
>

Nice trick. But not what the OP wants. I believe he's asking to physical
change the appearance of the image from a flat image to that of an angled
appearance as if looking at it from other than directly on.

> > > is there any dhtml that will allow me to rotate an image 60 degrees in
> an
> > > animated fashion. i know i could use an animated gif but i really want
a
> > > coded version (the image will be a 50k jpeg
> >
> > Using your keywords in Google I found this:
> > <http://www.walterzorn.com/rotate_img/rotate_img.htm>
> >
> Nice trick. But not what the OP wants. I believe he's asking to physical
> change the appearance of the image from a flat image to that of an angled
> appearance as if looking at it from other than directly on.

nope the script does what i want, only its a little code intensive as it
uses loads of divs and crops out each pixel of the image in order to change
its position, which for a 300x250 px image is a massive task and not really
what im after

ah well...

thanks

mark

Richard wrote:
>
> "Rotate" an image has a few different meanings. It was not clear what
> you were looking for.
> If the script is to complicated, it might be easier doing it with an
> animated gif.

Or not doing it at all - moving images etc just detract from the content -
expecially an image that large (300x250px). If you *must* rotate it, I
suggest you just do it the once - don't let it keep rotating forever.

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Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au