how do I make an image rotate and flip in html?
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Use a some html code that will load a aminated gif pic, that will do the job.\ne.g.  \n<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/rotate.GIF" border=0 width=612 height=60>\n\n\nif you want to see the full line above stay your cursor over the ellipsis/end on above line.
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Well! this is not perfect code, i don't know about frontpage but it will help you. Just copythese two functions for each img. \n\n<head>\n<script>\nfunction nimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="32.jpg"\n}\nfunction oimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="23.jpg"\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n<body onload="oimg()">\n<table><tr><td><img src="23.jpg" id="thisimg"  onmouseover="nimg()" onmouseout="oimg()">\n</td>\n</tr></table>
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Simply add the word align="left" to the HTML tag. It would look like this:\n\n <img src="[Image Location]" align="left">
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<img src="webaddress of image goes here" width="WIDTH GOES HERE" height="HEIGHT GOES HERE">\n\nthere you go
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You could use the JavaScript onmouseover and onmouseout events (onfocus and onblur don't work so well b/c the user has to click on the menu again after is has been resized).\n\nTry something like this, replacing the 50px/150px values with your own widths...\n\n<select style="width: 50px;" onmouseover="this.style.width = '150px';" onmouseout="this.style.width = '50px';">
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Take advantage of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to position the image you want in the location you want. I'm not going to write the actual CSS you'll need but I'll list some resources.\n\nhttp://www.htmldog.com\nhttp://www.w3schools.com\nhttp://www.spoono.com\nhttp://www.pixel2life.com
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if you want to open an image file, and mirror it, you're going to need a art package, like jasc paint shop pro - or adope photoshop...  if it's just a JPEG or BITMAP image.. you can open it in MICROSOFT PAINT (go to IMAGE on the top toolbar) and go to FLIP / ROTATE
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well here is how you make some one go to a site when they mouseover an image\n\nthe server has messed up my code below. put your cursor over the code and you will see it come up in a yellow box.\n\nin the current window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.location='http://www.yahoo.com/'">\n\nopen a new window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/');">\n\nyou could make this target a frame to
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You may use a visual filter applied to any rendered area with IE (it does also work on Firefox). See the link below.\n\n.verticaltext {\nwriting-mode: tb-rl;\nfilter: flipv fliph;\n}
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I have an HTML page that I wrote to help someone here at yahoo answers a while back - if you email me your question at your_taurean@yahoo.com, I can send you that html - all you will have to do is to add in more table columns for creating a lengthy filmstrip and obviously, some tweaking with the code to make it run with your images.
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http://www.imagemagick.org\ntells how to convert between almost any format\nand any other.
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As the previous answer suggested, this requires use of cascading stylesheets (CSS). 3wschools.com is a good place to start for introductory tutorials on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Consider picking up a copy of Web Design in a Nutshell by Jennifer Niederst. It's published by O'Reilly and does a good job of covering web design concepts. I noticed an error in the HTML shown with the question. When assigning attributes like <b> and <u>, they should be turned off in the reverse order from which they were turned on.  If you used <b><u>, turn it off with </u></b>. Some browsers may accept the errors, but others will have a cow.
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this is better\nhttp://www.myimager.com/\nhttp://www.gifworks.com/\nhttp://www.blibs.com/animation-factory/\n\n★★ FREE ONLINE WEB TOOLS ★★\n◙ You'll find hundreds of free online web tools here http://dwight.clickthesky.com/webtools/ Use them to generate HTML/CSS/JavaScript source code for you then simply paste it into your pages. There are also Banner makers, site maintenance utilities and many many more.
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use paint and import graphics from the web. cut them out and paste them on a new image
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i would surgest a use of a small java script img at the begining of the script\n\nsome thing like\n<a href="noname.html" onClick="liens=new createArray('noname.html','noname.html'); location=liens[pub]; return false"><img name="pubImg" src="ATT58239.jpg" width="550" height="379" border="0">
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Yep, but your resolution will need to be exceptionally high, and once on the computer you'll have to have a program which can invert the image.\n\nI recommend  "Picture it" version 2.0 for extreme practicality and usefulness. (it's about 10yrs old but a goody)
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use adobe image ready for this purpose