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   Gerry
   

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   HFX is a text rotator system that applies animations to each rotation. The Text Items can consist of any text phrase, one or more words.

   Use HFX to creatively enhance your message, draw focus, and increase user engagement.

   Features

   - Choose from 15 different Text Item animations.

   - Three different display configurations.

   - Complete control over animation timing.

   - Easily set Rotator display and pause times.

   - Color Picker chips allow fast and easy color settings.

   - Modify and/or re-order Text Items at any time.

   - Can be assigned to any text on your page.

   - Play Text Items continually or a set number of Cycles

   Read More:
   https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/hfx/index.htm

   HFX Examples:
   https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/hfx/demos/01.htm

   HFX User Guide:
   https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/hfx/guide/index.htm

   Intro Pricing Now in Effect!

   Posted 9 months ago
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   choreo
   

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   This looks GREAT! Will be purchasing soon.

   Posted 9 months ago
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   paulw406
   

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   I am going to try and restrain myself to just one of these animations per page. Maybe two :-)

   Won't be easy!

   Maybe I still get movie credits or something like that done with it since no revamp of VSM yet :-)

   Any suggestions Gerry?

   "Head Wrangler: Dull Spurs Anderson" changes to "Camp Cook played by Wishbone",....

   Or they scroll in some direction.

   -paulw406

   Posted 9 months ago
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   Gerry
   

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   You could use HFX for the movie credits, one credit at a time, each one using the Roll Up or Roll Down animation. Alternatively it could be a Vertical HFX, each credit animating in.

   Ann.. yes, I too am trying hard to restrain myself, HFX is just too much fun. I just added the HFX effect to the Learn More - User Guide - Buy Now links on our Home page:

   https://www.projectseven.com/

   Hope it's not too much :-)

   Posted 9 months ago
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   paulw406
   

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   You could use HFX for the movie credits, one credit at a time, each one using the Roll Up or Roll Down animation. Alternatively it could be a Vertical HFX, each credit animating in.
   Ann.. yes, I too am trying hard to restrain myself, HFX is just too much fun. I just added the HFX effect to the Learn More - User Guide - Buy Now links on our Home page:
   https://www.projectseven.com/
   Hope it's not too much :-)

   That's okay Gerry! You are trying to sell the product itself. I don't think you have enough there! Go crazy! :-)

   -pw

   Posted 9 months ago
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   paulw406
   

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   You could kill three birds with one stone there Gerry! Or at least put all that on top of Gradient Animator Magic, and maybe inside a Grid? ;-)

   -pw

   Posted 9 months ago
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   Gerry
   

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   Now that's a great idea!

   Posted 9 months ago
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   choreo
   

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   Order Placed.

   Posted 9 months ago
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   Gerry
   

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   Thanks John!

   Posted 9 months ago
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    choreo
    

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    Is the HFX "Examples" page offline?

    Posted 8 months ago
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    Gerry
    

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    It's back online now...

    HFX Examples Page:
    https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/hfx/demos/01.htm

    Thanks for the 'heads up'!

    Posted 8 months ago
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    choreo
    

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    Gerry, also I notice that if an effect is added at the "Char" level, if the line of text exceeds the screen width on mobile devices, individual words break mid-word and wrap to the next line (instead of wrapping at the end of a word and continuing on the next line).

    Is this the way it is supposed to work?

    Posted 8 months ago
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    Gerry
    

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    Yes, that by design in order to prevent the text from jumping too much.

    If you want to over-ride this behavior let me know.

    Posted 8 months ago

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