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Stylish XML News Reader - White

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Info :: Flash 8+ 73kb 590x300
AS 2.0
Dynamic

Files :: .fla
.as
.psd
.xml
.swf
.html
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All Source Files: Included !

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Stylish XML News Reader - White Description

This is a cool, stylish and easy to use news reader. It is dynamic, XML driven, supports unlimited news and it's easy to set up and use. Graphics can be easily modified by editing the library items. PSD of the design is included !

Among the key features :
- Unlimited number of news
- Autoplay fuction with setable timer (and ability to disable)
- Everything is tweened for smooth and nice movement/appearance
- Easy to customize graphics
- XML driven, quick content changes
- Cool blur effect when news changes, nice animation of the tabs.
- Nice web 2.0 style date display with support for postmeridian/antemeridian clock.
- HTML Formated text
- Scroller for the body text, suporting mousewheel scrolling as well
... and quite a few more

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Support only on our White XML News Reader Public Support Forum

Tags:: dynamic , cool , motion , xml , easy , slide , ticker , scrolling , infinite , blur , widget , quick , news , unlimited , modern , white , slick , editable

XML Sample

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<news>
	<linktarget>_blank</linktarget>
	<autoplay newspause="3">on</autoplay>
	<items>

		<item>
			<title>Rare lynx appears in Italian Alps</title>
			<description><html>A lynx has appeared in the Italian Alps for the first time in 100 years.The authorities in Italy's South Tyrol region say the lynx, which crossed the mountains from Switzerland, does not pose a threat to livestock in the area.The lynx was fitted with a signalling collar after being captured in Switzerland in February.Lynx were wiped out by hunters and farmers in the region in the early 20th Century. They were reintroduced in Switzerland in the 1970s.On Friday the South Tyrol authorities said the lynx spotted in the area had wandered through the Pejo Valley and had stopped in the Deutschnonsberg area of South Tyrol.The WWF conservation organisation says there are about 100 lynx in Switzerland, in two main areas: the northwestern Alps, which includes Interlaken, and the Jura Mountains near Lake Geneva.Lynx are solitary hunters, inhabiting high-altitude forests and preying on small mammals such as hares, foxes and small deer as well as fish. </html></description>
			<picture>img/3.jpg</picture>
			<date>3.03.2008</date>
			<piclink>http://www.oxylusflash.com</piclink>
			<titlelink>http://www.oxylusflash.com</titlelink>
			<time>03:03 AM</time>
		</item>
		<item>
			<title>Persistence pays off for Portishead</title>
			<description><html>In 1994, a three-piece band from Bristol released their debut album - and became the flagbearers of a new brand of late-night, atmospheric electronica, heavy on spy-film strings and slow, languid beats. That album, Dummy, mixed samples from old jazz records alongside DJ scratches, snatches of Lalo Schifrin instrumentals, Isaac Hayes guitar riffs, skittering beats and the chilling voice of frontwoman Beth Gibbons. In a music scene suddenly obsessed with plundering the rinky-dink piano riffs of The Kinks and the simpler end of The Beatles' canon, Portishead's debut was an intriguing alternative. Within months, they became one of Britain's biggest cult bands, a three-headed collective built around Gibbons, guitarist Adrian Utley and self-confessed hip-hop obsessive Geoff Barrow.<br /> Decade-long silence<br /> Dummy became an unexpected hit and won 1995's Mercury Prize for the best British or Irish album of the year. By 1997, when their self-titled second album came out, things were even more widescreen and menacing. The strong follow-up was itself followed by a live release - complete with orchestra - recorded in New York. </html></description>
			<picture>img/4.jpg</picture>
			<date>4.04.2008</date>
			<piclink>http://www.oxylusflash.com</piclink>
			<time>04:04 AM</time>
		</item>

		[......]

	</items>
</news>

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