Style Name Example Style Name Example led cyan odometer eggs lcd halloween orange red chalk fancy scoreboard frozen neat handwriting beach oldstyle electric sf speckled curly noisy timex Choose a counter style above and save it to your hard drive. Save it to the same directory as the web
page on which the counter will be displayed. Upload this counter image along with your web page to the
webserver when you are ready.
Argument Possible Values Meaning link* Titan Internet Username Uniquely identifies the page calling the
counter. This is case-sensitive. See
examples below. width 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9 The width of the resulting image in
digits. Extra zeros will be added to the
beginning. If the width is too short for
the number to be displayed, it is
lengthened so that all digits may be
displayed. Default is 4. style* Any style name found in the
available styles table above Specifies the set of digits to use in
constructing the final image, or
specifes the use of the simple ord yes or no (must be lowercase). If ord=yes, an ordinal number will be bgcolour RRGGBB or trans When using the simple style, specifies
the background colour of the image, or
if trans is used, specifies a transparent
background. RRGGBB should be 3
2-digit hex values in one string, similar
to the HTML command . This argument has no meaning when
style does not equal simple. The default
is 000000 (black). fgcolour RRGGBB When using the simple style, specifies
the foreground colour of the image.
Same format as bgcolour. The default is
FFFFFF (white). inc 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Determines how much to increment
the counter. Using 0 means the
counter will not increment. Using a
value less than 0 will result in no
increment. Using a value greater than 5
will result in an increment of 5. Notes: 2To use ordinal numbers, you have to use the LED style or simple style. Examples |