Internet Explorer transition effects for web pages

In Internet Explorer, it is possible to reveal pages using various transition effects. These effects are similar to those found in MSOffice PowerPoint.
Note: Netscape Navigator does not show Transitions and it ignores the tags.

There are at present 23 type of transitions as listed in the table below.

These transitions can be used while entering or exiting a page by employing different values for HTTP-EQUIV attribute in the <META> tag.

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Page-Enter" 
CONTENT="RevealTrans(Duration=2.0,Transition=2)">

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Page-Exit" 
CONTENT="RevealTrans(Duration=3.0,Transition=12)">

The META tags have to be placed inside the HTML head. Duration determines the number of seconds for the transition effect and Transition supplies the type. Note: The value of Transition is a number (refer table above). Page-Enter and Page-Exit specify loading and unloading of the page.

The code above causes the page to be displayed using the circle in effect that lasts for 2 seconds. When you leave this page, by loading another document, the page randomly dissolves in three seconds to reveal the new page. Cool!