This applet is a small game in which you have to find the pairs. When you have found two same images, they remains visible and you search for two other ones. You can set the images, a winning link...
Name |
Description |
Default |
Status |
background_color |
the background color |
white |
required |
image1 image2 ... |
the game images (if they are not the same size, they will be adjusted to the smallest) | - | required |
columns_number | the number of columns in the game | - | required |
turned_image | when the images are turned off,
you can view this image, otherwise you will see the "turned_color" color |
- | optional |
turned_color | the color wieved when an image is turned off | black | required |
sound_name | the sound played on load | - | optional |
loop_sound | - "yes" : to loop the
onload sound - "no" : played one time |
no | optional |
clic_sound_name | the sound played when click | - | optional |
link | the URL to link when the player wins the game | - | optional |
target | the target of the new page : - "_blank" : show in a new unnamed top-level window - "_self" : show in the current frame - "_parent" : show in the parent frame - "_top" : show in the top-most frame or a custom frame name |
_blank | optional |
registration_code | the registration code | - | required |
Special notes |
* The background color format is hexadecimal format like this
: blue is "#0000ff"", red is "#ff0000" ... If you want that the
background color is the same as the one of the page, look at the html source file and find
the balise : <body bgcolor="#00FFFF"> then copy the value, here it's
"#00ffff". Use the "HexColor" applet to convert RGB color to
hexadecimal color. * You can put relative URL (to target a file on your site) or
absolute (with "http://...") |
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