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Upgrading to InvisibLink 2.0
If you have an existing implementation of InvisibLink 1.1 that you wish to retain, you'll need to rename parameters and adjust a few parameter values. You might also want to check out some of the new features added to this version. These are addressed as 3 separate steps below.
Rename Parameters
Your LabelColor parameter should be renamed LabelEndColor
Your TextColor parameter should be renamed TextEndColor
Your LinkColor parameter should be renamed LinkEndColor
Your Speed parameter should be renamed FadeSpeed
The TextBlur parameter can be removed
Rename your URL parameter (if used) to URL1
Rename your Target parameter (if used) to Target1
Adjust Parameter Values
The LabelFont parameter should now contain the fontname (eg. Helvetica), style (eg. bold) and size (eg. 12) separated by commas. The LabelStyle and LabelSize parameters can be deleted.
The TextFont and LinkFont parameters should be changed as above too.
The contents of the FadeSpeed parameter should be a figure. Set this to 25 for now, and experiment with higher or lower values if needed.
If you used the default delimiter sign of v1.1, which was #, either change these symbols to the pipe symbol, |, or add the Delimiter parameter with the # sign as its value.
The LinkMessage now defaults to blank. To retain your LinkMessage, add this parameter with your chosen text.
Use New Features
InvisibLink can now AutoWrap your Text. Remove the delimiter symbols from the text and add the AutoWrap parameter with the non-case-sensitive value "yes"
You can now specify start colors for Label, Text and Link. These default to matching your BgColor. To use different start colors enter them in LabelStartColor, TextStartColor and LinkStartColor parameters.
The color of the arrow can be specified using the ArrowColor parameter.
You can now hide the arrow by including the ShowArrow parameter with a value of "no"
The Label can act as the applet's controller (along with or instead of the arrow) by adding the LabelReact parameter with the value "yes"
The Label can be indented by including the LabelIndent parameter with a figure in pixels as a value
The left margin can be specified to set the left position of the Text using the LeftMargin parameter. It defaults to 20
If you use AutoWrap, you can specify a RightMargin. Text will be wrapped between left and right margins
A VerticalOffset parameter lets you move the Text upward and downward. It defaults to 4
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