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Fade Defined
Fading is a method of switching from one video source to another. Next time you watch a TV program (or a movie), pay extra attention when the scene is about to end and go on to another. The scene fades to black, then a fade from black to another scene occurs. Fading between scenes without going to black is called a dissolve. One way to do a fade is to use an alpha mixer.
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Fri Jul 3
- s3Slider jQuery plugin
- Image Cross Fade Transition | jQuery for Designers - Tutorials and ...
- InnerFade with jquery
- Animated Menus Using jQuery » ShopDev Website Design Blog
- but does it float
Thu Jul 2
- JQuery Cycle Lite Plugin
- Photoshop Tutorials - HV-Designs.co. uk
- Mark Hall leads you through a lesson based on "Slow Fade."
Wed Jul 1
- CSS Transparency for IE and Mozilla, Firebird and Firefox (-moz-opacity and filter: alpha) - DoMedia
- API: treeview YAHOO.widget.T VFadeOut (YUI Library)
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