Netscape Navigator fans will love this CSS tip. Netscape is able to render the CSS blink tag while Miscrosoft Internet Explorer cannot.
Add the following code to your "external" style sheet.
.blink { text-decoration: blink; }
Assign the custom class to a span of text in your web page or one of your head tags, ie. h1, h2, h3, etc.
Examples of use:
1) <span>Your text in this area. </span>
2) <h1 class="blink"> Your Text Here</a>
Upload the page to your server and surf to it using Netscape. There you go! A cool text effect, but MIE ignores the CSS blink property. :(
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BasicTemplates.com designs Website Templates with External CSS and has been providing webmasters worldwide with affordable template designs since 1994. BasicTemplates currently offers 650+ designs which may be purchased individually or get complete access to all templates via an affordable membership plan. Most templates were strategically designed with interchangeable graphics and elements to increase the potential number of design layouts for the end user. Each layout utilizes an external style sheet for easy site maintenance and to ensure fast page load.
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