This page shows a demonstration of the rotating image script used as a CSS background image. The following div will change backgrounds each time you refresh the page:
This script is simple to use, and works in <img> tags as well as working within a css background-image style.
This means that you can now add rotating background images to your existing HTML/CSS web pages without adding any php or Javascript to the page.
The script does not require any configuration, and can be used to rotate a combination of .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, and .png image files. All you do is upload the script and the images to the same directory on your server, and then call the script from wherever you want. It will rotate all of the image files it can find within it's directory.
All you do is upload the script and the images to the same directory on your server, and then invoke the script as an image file from wherever you want. The script will rotate all of the image files it can find within it's local directory.
The script does not require any configuration, and can be used to rotate a combination of .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, and .png image files. It will auto-detect these files and randomly select one each time it's invoked.
Along with backgrounds, you can also use this script to create rotating banners, headers, footers, category/link images, and pretty much anything you would want to rotate an image within an existing page or anchor for.
The .zip file contains instructions for using the script and a copy of the script itself.
