Backwards and Upside Down Text

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                    THE INTERNET TUTOR
                 Thursday, December 4, 2003
                      by Boogie Jack


Backwards and Upside Down Text

Note: In code examples I add a period after each left 
arrow bracket so the code can be viewed in all email pro-
grams. If you copy and paste, be sure to remove the periods 
or it won't work.

For the next issue or three, I'll show you some text tricks 
that very few people know about.

Using filters, you can have text appear backwards or upside 
down on a web page. Just imagine how puzzled that will make 
some of your visitors. You could play a trick year round, or 
just save it for April Fools Day.

Here's how:

<.span style="width: 180; height: 40; font-size: 16px; font-family:
Arial; color: #000000; filter: fliph">I'd be backwards!<./span>

This would print the words, "I'd be backwards" in reverse on 
a web page viewed with Internet Explorer, which accounts for 
over 90 percent of the browsers in use.

Change the "fliph" to "flipv" to have text appear upside 
down instead of backwards.


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