What can you do when you want a user’s attention to focus on a specific element on the page without using cheesy graphics? David Walsh shows you in this great mootools tutorial how you can make elements flash with just using mootools.
Element Flashing with Mootools
Bookmark and Share
Posted on 15 June 2008
Related Articles
Subscribe to Sharebrain:
Grab the RSS feed for Free Webdesign Resource Updates!
(What's this? — Learn more about RSS)
OR Get Webdesign Resource updates sent directly to your inbox by entering your email address below:
- 8 national flag icon sets
- JQZoom: a javascript image magnifier
- WAVE – web accessibility evaluation tool
- AutoSuggest jQuery Plugin
- CSS Cookbook, 3rd Edition (Animal Guide)
- NexusFont – a free Windows Font Manager
- OneFileCMS
- Free Font: Public Gothic
- 1000 free web icons in one package
- SlickMap CSS – A Visual Sitemapping Tool for Web Developers
- 45+ great looking free Wordpress Themes
- The best one shot music videos
- Braintalk with Chris Spooner from spoongraphics.co.uk
- Gallery of 50 Real Life System Errors
- Braintalk with Grant Friedman from colorburned.com
- WordPress and Twitter: The ultimate List of Twitter Plugins for Wordpress
- Drink Web 2.0 Icon Set
- Free “Site Under Construction” Template
- Braintalk with Jordan Gray
- Free Custom Animated GIF Preloaders
- Susan: I've always liked the WP Theme Crafty Cart....
- Georg: Thanks for this list, it was very useful for me! I've choose the SnapCasa....
- amikaja: nice,, look funny...
- orelia: i think google has some tollbars for it......
- Webmaster Forum: Hi, I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the nice work Look forward to r...
- Midnight Oil: Excellent post! I haven's seen some of those. Here's an article I did on 20 Rockin' Block fonts: http://bit.ly/57E7Fd....
Search our Resources:
Twitter Updates
Latest Books for Webdesigners
Add News
Loading...Thrilling Theme from FreelanceWP | Imprint | Privacy Policy | Books for Webdesigners
Proudly powered by WordPress 
Written by Thomas
Topics: Scripting