To the Reader... This tutorial uses a JavaScript to get this effect. See here for a cross-platform method of sending people to specific Netscape or Explorer pages for a way around the errors.
If you can rewrite this so it works on Explorer, I would be glad to post it here.
This is an effect people have been asking for for a long time now. I looked and looked and couldn't find anything on the topic -- so you know what I did? I wrote the script myself. Well, I wrote it and JavaScript wizard Andree Growney made it really work. (For more tips and tricks on JavaScript, check this out!)
If you haven't already -- let's see it work. Click on the remote control Section Two link...
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