It only takes a few lines of Javascript to make a HTML table start rotating it’s rows. Example:
Demo 1
| field 1a |
field 1b |
| field 2a |
field 2b |
| field 3a |
field 3b |
| field 4a |
field 4b |
| field 5a |
field 5b |
| field 6a |
field 6b |
| field 7a |
field 7b |
| field 8a |
field 8b |
Demo 2 – Job board
|
Web designer
|
£140.00
|
|
Start Up Stationary Design
|
£80.00
|
|
Flash / XML Menu System
|
£400.00
|
|
Open Source Application Rebranding
|
£10.00
|
|
Website Design/Build
|
£50.00
|
|
Internet Marketing Guru
|
£40.00
|
|
Icon design – Urgent project
|
£40.00
|
|
Looking for a dragon slayer
|
£30.00
|
|
Poster Design
|
£460.00
|
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Telesales contacting schools
|
£40.00
|
|
Save the cheerleader
|
£40.00
|
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Recruiting, need a honest liar
|
£403.00
|
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Chess grand master wanted
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£440.00
|
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Gringots gold for sale
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£430.00
|
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webmaster of the universe
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£240.00
|
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sale of widgets
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£450.00
|
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Will code for food
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£420.00
|
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waterproof fish required
|
£4520.00
|
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blind waiter needed
|
£240.00
|
|
fire resistant cigaretes?
|
£420.00
|
Using javascript, you need to remove the last row of the table and then insert it in front of the first table row and then repeat continuously.
Read on…
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Posted by Tom Fotherby
