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transitions can only be used when the link is opening a new page, and are disabled otherwise.
Note: If you apply a link transition to a link that goes to a page with its own transition set using the Page
tab
, then the link transition is used. So the link transition overrides the page transition for a given link.
Transition effect:
Choose your animation effect from the drop-down list.
You can apply the following transition effects to a link:
Instant
(default)
New page, layer or step contents appear straight away
Slide in
from
New page, layer or step contents slide in from various directions
Slide out
from
Current page contents slide out in various directions
Fade
New page contents appear gradually
Fade
through
black
Current page contents fade into a black screen and new page
contents then appear gradually
Shutter
A black bar moves across the screen from the right, obscuring the
old contents, then moves back to reveal the new page contents.
Split,
vertical/
horizontal
slide in
New contents slide in, split into two halves which slide together
either vertically or horizontally
Speed (secs): Set the duration of the effect in seconds.By default objects will only slide in/out to the
edge of the web page. If you would like objects to start from the browser window edges, rather than the
web page edges, deselect the Clip to page edges checkbox in the Website tab
of the Web Properties dialog.
By default when a transition is applied, objects will only slide in/out to the edge of the web page. If you
would like objects to start from the browser window edges, rather than the web page edges, deselect
the Clip to page edges checkbox in the Website tab
of the Web Properties dialog.
Note: This option is grayed out if Link to anchor, Link to file, Pop-up layer or Pop-up photo
are selected.
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