I saw this effect on Deidra's blog and thought I would tell you all how it work. She placed something simlar to the code below in the "title" of her blog.
First of all, there are there types of marquees: Slide, Scroll, and alternate.
Here what the three look like:
There basic html code for the three are:
.marquee. Scroll ./marquee.
.marquee behavior="slide". slide ./marquee.
.marquee behavior="alternate". alternate ./marquee.
Now, there three other behivors you can add:
scrolldelay="90" (90 is default, makes it slower.)
scrollamount="6" (6 is default, makes it move across the screen, faster or slower.)
align="Left" (Left is default, can also be "align="Left" " or align="middle")
Here are some ex. of this to get together:
.marquee scrolldelay="180".marquee scroll./marquee.
.marquee scrolldelay="90".marquee scroll./marquee.
.marquee scrollamount="6" scrolldelay="90".marquee scroll./marquee.
.marquee scrollamount="6" scrolldelay="1".marquee scroll./marquee.
Remeber that the . are <> in html. And also that this sometime takes practics to get it to work.
Filed under: Commentaries Tech
Saturday, February 18, 2006
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