Once there, scroll down till you see the box labeled DHTML Script categories. Go to Image effects. Scroll down till you see the Cursor Trail script by Brian Caputo. CLick on this. Scroll down till you see the html code (it will be in a separate box. Copy and paste this to your hard drive. Once you have the code on your computer, scroll down about 14 lines till you see a line called T1=new Array. Following this are several gif images files. You need to replace these with the goat images. Below is a copy of the lines as I have them.
T1=new Array("goat2.gif",53,56,"goat3.gif",58,45,"goat4.gif",41,42,"goat5.gif",53,56,"goat6.gif",58,45,"goat7.gif",41,42)
The numbers following the gif file relate to the size of the image you are using. That is it! Just copy and paste this script at the top of your website page, directly under the body tag. Dynamicdrive.com supplies these scripts free of charge, so a link back to their site would be appreciated by them.
If you use my little goats--just mention somewhere where you got the pics---thanks!
Once there, scroll down till you see the box labeled DHTML Script categories. Go to Special Document Effects. Click on Snow Effect. Scroll down till you see the html code (it will be in a separate box. Copy and paste this to your hard drive. Once you have the code on your computer, scroll down about 12 lines till you see a line called var snowsrc="snow.gif". Following this is a gif image file. You need to replace these with the hoof image. Below is a copy of the lines as I have them.
//Configure below to change URL path to the snow image var snowsrc="print1.gif"
That is it! Just copy and paste this script at the top of your website page, directly under the body tag. Dynamicdrive.com supplies these scripts free of charge, so a link back to their site would be appreciated by them.