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 HTML tag reference guide - <META http-equiv site-exit>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Site-Exit" CONTENT = "RevealTrans(Duration=4, Transition=23)">.
Perform a random transition effect upon site exit. ...
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<META http-equiv site-exit>

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Specifies the transition effect that is to be performed when the site is unloaded.

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<meta http-equiv="Site-Exit" content="transition">
  Perform the specified transition for the indicated number of seconds.

 

<META   HTTP-EQUIV="Site-Exit" CONTENT = "RevealTrans(Duration=4, Transition=23)">
  Creating a DTC - Ian Blackburn
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<META HTTP-EQUIV="Site-Exit" CONTENT="revealTrans(Duration=1.000,
Transition=1)">. How the DTC remembers its settings. The DTC ...
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Inter-page Transition Filter Effects
Support Key: IE4 | M | N | O
Description
This is a special syntax only allowed by Internet Explorer 4.0 and above to allow special effects to occur while the page is loading or unloading. This syntax uses the same 'filter' CSS property syntax that IE also supports.
Syntax: <meta HTTP-EQUIV="[Event]" CONTENT="Duration=[Duration],Transition=[Transition Type]">
    [Event] is one of: Page-Enter, Page-Exit, Site-Enter, or Site-Exit
    [Duration] is a floating point value specifying the transition time in seconds.milliseconds
    [Transition Type] is an integer from 0 to 23 representing a transition effect (consult links below.)
Example:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Page-Exit" CONTENT="RevealTrans(Duration=2.500,Transition=6)">
[Note: For more information on Transition Filter types, consult the references at Index DOT Css and Microsoft]