Name
<PARAM> — NN 2 IE 3 HTML 3.2
Synopsis
<PARAM>
End Tag: Forbidden
The PARAM
element may be nested within an APPLET
or
OBJECT
element to pass parameters to the Java
applet or object as it is being loaded. Parameters provide ways for
HTML authors to adjust settings of an applet or object without having
to recode the applet or object. A parameter typically passes a
name/value pair, which is assigned to the NAME
and
VALUE
attributes. You can have more than one
PARAM
element per applet or object. The
documentation for the applet or object should provide you with
necessary information to pass those parameter values.
Example
<APPLET CODE="simpleClock.class" NAME="myClock" WIDTH=400 HEIGHT=50> <PARAM NAME="bgColor" VALUE="black"> <PARAM NAME="fgColor" VALUE="yellow"> </APPLET>
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