Though you cannot create Java applets with
TopPage, you can modify (customize) the size
and movement of existing Java applets. This
section describes how to insert and customize
a sample Java applet that TopPage offers.
This section contains the following topics:
Related HTML tags | <APPLET CODE= CODEBASE= WIDTH= HEIGHT=
></APPLET> <PARAM NAME= VALUE= > |
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Java applet A program written in Java language. By changing its parameters, you can change such things as the background, movement, and text. |
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You cannot create Java applets with TopPage.
To create them, you need a knowledge of Java
language and programming. You can display Java applets only on Web browsers that support them. |
To insert one of sample Java applets TopPage offers:
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If you have not installed sample materials, you cannot display sample Java applets. |
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You cannot run Java apples in the TopPage editor. (In the editor, an alternative image is displayed instead of the actual Java applet.) Applets run only on a Web browser. |
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A single Java applet is composed of several
files. If a Java applet has been inserted
as described in this section, a subfolder
for the Java applet is automatically created
when you save the Web page you are editing,
and all the required files are copied into
it. When you upload your files to the provider's server, you must also upload the subfolder for the Java applet and the files in it. However, if your provider does not permit the use of subfolders, move the entire content of the Java applet subfolder to the top folder and erase the CODEBASE attribute of the <APPLET> tag. |
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If you inserted one of the sample Java applets, sometimes you cannot check the movement of the Java applet with the Preview tab. However, you can save the Web page in which you inserted the Java applet. The files composing the Java applet are then copied from the folder of sample materials into the Web page subfolder. You can then check the movement with the Preview tab. |
To change the size of a Java applet you inserted, click it,
and drag one of eight black square marks
around it.
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You can easily change the movement, color, displayed text, or displayed image
of a Java applet by changing its parameters.
Change them according to your own personal
taste.
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To insert your own Java applet, which is
not one of sample Java applets provided by
TopPage: