Rotate and zoom a image

[KingSparta]

Looking for some way to rotate an image and zoom in on it

I did not see anything under help or in WYSIWYG special effects.

[crispy68]

What do you mean exactly by rotate and zoom? Are you looking for some effect where the user hovers over the image and it rotates and zooms in? If so, you can do that by creating an event on hover.

[KingSparta]

More like a user comes to the index.html page and the image rotates in and zooms at the same time to 100% (maybe 3 seconds or so) and then loads index2.html

[Pablo]

Maybe this will be helpful?
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/transitions.html

Related tutorials:
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/animation.html
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/transform.html
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/scroll_transitions.html
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/motion_effects.html

[KingSparta]

It looks interesting

[KingSparta]

This sort of works, I can get it to zoom in, and rotate 360 degrees.

I, however, can not seem to catch it in an active, enabled, hover, etc state, and try to forward from index.html to index2.html

Using this to forward the page.

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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2; url=https://myaagrapevines.com/index2.html" />

Is there a way to force a state?

I know this goes beyond, thanks for the info.

[crispy68]

Is the user supposed to click something, hover over something or is just supposed to happen automatically when you load the page? I'm still not clear on what you are trying to do.

[KingSparta]

You have a cover. Picture a 1930s sum book cover.

You want that shown automatically when index.html is loaded

The small picture starts to turn and zooms in so the user can see it in full size and color.

After the picture is shown, fade in to index2.html

This is where the site starts to show its menu.

I need a way to force the computer to say All right, all ready, let's go to page two.

[Pablo]

What do you mean by this?

however, can not seem to catch it in an active, enabled, hover, etc state, and try to forward from index.html to index2.html

Why do you need 'states'?