Can anyone advise me on the subject of animated Gif content in older Rapid Weaver versions? Will I need to update my various software versions to get results? And if I do update, will Gifs and animated Pngs work in scaling situations?
I’m using the bgStretcher 2 Stack, in Themeflood XXL theme, in RW 5. It works well, but won’t allow animated gif content to play (as far as my attempts so far have shown).
Thanks Joe, I did see that…
It says it’s only compatible with Stacks version 3. I doubt I have that version, but I’m not sure how I’d check which version I do have…
And if I did get it, would it work in RW5?
That is very old…
I think you can add gif files in html…yell if you need me to send you the code.
Here is some code:
<img style="border-width: 0px;" src="upload://tk89JEiKKlsgyMggGLUNTqME85g.gif" width="85" height="63">
It is… I’m trying to resurrect an old site on zero budget, but I can hardly complain if I trip up.
HTML code sounds hopeful. I’ll give it a go, thanks!
Glad to help
Did that work…for the gifs and the email?
I managed to get your Gif working in there, but my understanding of html and RW are limited at best. I couldn’t get mine to run.
In the end I linked to versions that were running on another site. Seems to work ok, but I haven’t resolved my scaling background issue. I think I’ll have to make-do, until I spend some money…
Thanks for the help/suggestions. Most kind.
LM
Where are your gifs located?
They have to be on your server.
Originally I was taking them from my Dropbox folders (same as my other images). They just showed up as static images. I then brought them in from my Wix site and they ran fine.
cool…
did you see the last version of my email/file send file?
Erm… You mean your reply with the flag gif and the code in?
Thinking of something else…sorry
Ah. Cheers, Joe.
I have just dropped GIFs onto the page and they work without any coding or stack.
https://familydiscoveries.net/Preserve/backup-files.html
The example above does scale in size.
This is using the current versions of Stack and RW8.
What stack?
That’s good to know, Stephen, thanks.
Cool animation!