How to jump automatically in html pages?

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 3； URL = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . html "/>

If you don't know JavaScript, you can use html.

The content property sets the time url to the target page.

Put it in Hyde.

You can jump from page to page continuously ~

Home page code:

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 3； URL = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . html "/>

Code111111.html page:

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 3； URL=2222222.html" />

2222222.htnl page code:

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 3； URL=3333333.html" />

The above code enters the111111.html page after 3 seconds from the home page, and then enters the 2222222.html page for 3 seconds.

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Because the landlord didn't understand me, send the complete code directly ~

The first file name is index.html, and the code is as follows:

& lt！ DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN " " http://www . w3 . org/TR/XHTML 1/DTD/XHTML 1-Transitional . DTD " & gt；

& lthtml xmlns = " http://www . w3 . org/ 1999/XHTML " & gt；

& lthead & gt

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Content-Type " Content = " text/html； charset=utf-8" />

& lttitle & gt untitled document

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 5； URL= 1.html" />

& lt/head & gt；

& ltbody & gt

& lth 1 & gt；

The name of this page is index.html.

This is the first one without noodles. . . . & ltbr/>；

Go to the second page in five seconds. . . & ltbr/>；

These two pages will turn in cycles.

& lt/h 1 & gt；

& lt/body & gt；

& lt/html & gt；

The file name of the second file is 1.html code is as follows:

& lt！ DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN " " http://www . w3 . org/TR/XHTML 1/DTD/XHTML 1-Transitional . DTD " & gt；

& lthtml xmlns = " http://www . w3 . org/ 1999/XHTML " & gt；

& lthead & gt

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Content-Type " Content = " text/html； charset=utf-8" />

& lttitle & gt untitled document

& ltmeta http-equiv = " Refresh " content = " 5； URL = index . html "/& gt；

& lt/head & gt；

& ltbody & gt

& lth3 & gt

The file name of this page is1.html.

This is the second noodle. . . . & ltbr/>；

Go to the first page in five seconds. .

& lt/H3 & gt；

& lt/body & gt；

& lt/html & gt；

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Don't look at the rest ~ this is absolutely ok, I have already tried.