Instructions

1

Look at a sample JavaScript slide show. See the Resources section below to link to a slideshow on the Internet.
2

Start a blank document in Notepad or your chosen HTML editor. Mark up the document with basic HTML tags as follows. You can enter any text in the title field; this tag displays in the blue title bar at the top of the web browser.



name="slideshow"
width=430
height=300>
7

Create hyperlinks for the words "Next" and "Back" on which the user can click. When the user clicks either of these words, the clicking action calls the "doNext" and "doBack" functions (which you set up earlier) into action. Save your document as "filename.html" (without the quotations; create your own file name). Preview it in a web browser to see the final product.
Back
Next