It makes the image clickable as a link.

It places the image where the word "welcome" is in your first example.

In


replace page.htm with the name of the web page you want the icon to link to.

replace pic.gif with the name of your icon.

You can't change the attributes of the icon animation (speed, etc) without making a new .gif image for each set of attributes. This requires an animation editor.

Hi MidiMagic,


Thanks for your advice.

If I need the icon, say "pic.gif" clickable, I need;

<a href="page.htm"><img src="pic.gif" /></a>

the icon is on the same folder/directory of the web page, say "page.htm".


If I don't need the icon clickable and it is on the same folder/dir of the current webpage, I only need;

<img src="pic.gif" />


If I'm wrong please correct me. TIA


Yes, I did a lot in the past. It requires a small software decompressing the .gif image into frames first, adding/reducing frame, increasing/reducing the speed, etc.

I think the animation editor is available on Open Source. I can find it out later. But I wonder to know whether a java/php script can do the job instead of editing the .gif image?


B.R.
satimis

Good. You have it right.

Thanks


satimis