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Snow Applets
1. Unzip the alcsnow.class file and upload it to your file manager. Make sure you place it in the same directory as the page you will be putting the applet on.
2. Upload the image you wish to use. This can be placed in a subdirectory on your site, as long as you enter the correct path in the code.
3. Copy and paste this code to your page. Make the necessary changes to reflect your image as explained in the chart below. This code can be placed anywhere on your page (wherever you want your applet) as long as it is within the <BODY> tags.
<applet code="alcsnow.class"
width="244" height="324" name= "snow"
alt="Cardinal">
<param name="grph"
value="cardinal.jpg">
<param name="snows"
value="750">
<param name="threadsleep"
value="55">
</applet> |
| <applet code="alcsnow.class" width="244" height="324" name= "snow" alt="cardinal"> | This sets up your applet code. The height and width are entered here. Cardinal is the name of the image. | |
<param name="grph" value="cardinal.jpg"> | Here you will put the name of your image. | |
<param name="snows" value="750"> | This value determines the number of snowflakes. | |
<param name="threadsleep" value="55"> | This value determines the direction of the snow. | |
</applet> | Closing tag for the applet. |
That's all there is to it. You should now have a lovely snow applet!
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