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Simple 'How To' example |
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Some of these animations require Flash player version 9 minimum to play them |
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Follow these instructions to create a simple page that includes an animation. This example does not attempt to teach HTML or how to create sophisticated web pages. It simply uses a basic layout to demonstrate how an animation can be inserted into a page. (Note - The demonstration requires that you can create and edit text files, that a Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome etc) is installed on your system and that the Web Browser is the default application for executing .htm / .html files. - try the domo first. If it doesn't work as expected then consider these points.) |
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1. Create a text file and call it animationTest.htm (or animationTest.html) |
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2. Edit the file and include the following lines of HTML code
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3. Go to an animation page for example the Centurions' Helmet |
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4. Copy the code in the block underneath the graphic to the clipboard. |
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5. Paste it into the animationTest.htm between the <body> and </body> tags so that it looks like
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6. Save the animationTest.htm file |
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7. Navigate to the animationTest.htm file using your file browser (i.e. Windows Explorer) and double click it |
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You should see the animation displayed in a browser. |
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(Note - You will need to be connected to the Internet for this to work) |
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