I know you are still searching in the internet to get some freaky tips in our Html, that's why I am here to share this to you again a basic style in our Html called Blink.
In our internet the meaning of Blink is
Verb: Shut and open the eyes quickly: "she blinked, momentarily blinded"; "he blinked his eyes nervously".
Noun: An act of shutting and opening the eyes quickly.
Let us start putting blinking in our Html and this is very quick tutorial.
If we use a blinking tag in our html it must be start with <BLINK> and end with </BLINK>
Information:
About this blink attribute tag in our html sometimes not working in other browser.
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In our text sample blink
<BLINK> Our style </BLINK>
In our browser look like this.
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We are going to blink our image and we are going to our image link above:
Our code:
<BLINK>
<img height="240" src=" https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjKC32r7Q911Bz2XGfkLaWDHne0oUoy8-tTZ55XzZPlWoofXLAX7AOAdgvzRPWhX0OJOktiD2VZfNWtA8OCNX4rrjNslYqtQ3SfrlnVzg2dvuTDA8Fsx3WvgIVYOZy5YtTk8oJuooc4cEA/s666/blink1.gif " width="320" />
</BLINK>
In our browser look like this.
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So how easy our blink attribute in our html. Try it and good luck. :)
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