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Use the marquee tag to moving your document

Started by elpvn, April 16, 2006, 10:17:11 AM

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elpvn

Simple put the marquee tag to your text

Quote from: Example1<marquee> your text here </marquee>

Use the tags: direction, scrollamount, bgcolor,...to add more feature for your marquee

Quote from: Example2<marquee bgcolor="transparent" direction="left" scrollamount="1" loop="true" width="100%"> YOUR TEXT HERE </marquee>

Use the tags: onmouseout, onmouseover ... to set your text to staying when move mouse on

Quote from: Example3<marquee bgcolor="transparent" direction="left" scrollamount="1" loop="true" width="100%" onmouseover="this.stop()" onmouseout="this.start()"> YOUR TEXT HERE </marquee>

Use theÃ,  scrolldelay tag to opt the speed of moving:

Quote from: Example4<marquee bgcolor="transparent" direction="left" scrollamount="1" scrolldelay="90" loop="true" width="100%" onmouseover="this.stop()" onmouseout="this.start()"> YOUR TEXT HERE </marquee>


See demo at my site http://www.master3d.net ;D


IchBin

Thanks for sharing Elpvn! This is a must have IMO.

oneway


akulion

#3
Thanks elpvn :D ill try it out in a little while

sounds great

Added to Block Code Index under "M" as "Maraquee Tag Block"

bluedevil


rctxtreme

This tag, mind you, is NOT W3C compliant and will break validation.

Herr Inoddorell

#6
Hello and sorry for reviving this thread but I have a little problem with the following code, so please help me :(:

<marquee bgcolor="transparent" direction="left" scrollamount="2" scrolldelay="0" loop="true" width="100%" onmouseover="this.stop()" onmouseout="this.start()"><a href="http://bgargentina.22web.net/index.php?action=register"> <font size=4pt><b>REGISTRATE PARA DISFRUTAR DE TODO EL CONTENIDO DEL FORO</b></size></a> <font size=4pt>||||</size> <a href="http://bgargentina.22web.net/index.php?topic=366.0;topicseen"> <font size=4pt><b>IDEAS PARA EL LOGO DEL FORO? PASÁ POR ACÁ!</b></size></a> <font size=4pt>||||</size> <a href="http://bgargentina.22web.net/index.php?topic=382.0"> <font size=4pt><b>CAMBIOS EN LAS REGLAS DEL FORO, PASEN!</b></size></a> <font size=4pt>||||</size> <a href="http://bgargentina.22web.net/index.php?board=1.0"> <font size=4pt><b>REGLAS DEL FORO</b></size></a></marquee>

As you can see I modify the code posted in the OP for make the font bigger than before. The problem is that the title of the block under it, takes the same format of the marquee text. Please, see this image to understand my problem (Publicaciones Recientes means Recent Posts):



Also in Firefox, the TP Copyright takes that format too, and it looks like this:



Weird, isn't it? :P

So what can I do to modify it, so that both stuff (the block under the marquee block and the TP Copyright) are in normal size?

Thanks in advance, and sorry for the crappy english :)

Ianedres

You closed one of the last tags as "</size>" instead of "</font>" - that probably is leaving the size selected active for the rest of the document.

Herr Inoddorell

Quote from: Ianedres on May 21, 2009, 06:41:20 AM
You closed one of the last tags as "</size>" instead of "</font>" - that probably is leaving the size selected active for the rest of the document.

:o lol

When I was testing how to modify the marquee code, the closing as "</font>" didn't work. But now it seems to work ??? :uglystupid2:. Anyway it doesn't matter now, problem solved :).

THANK YOU VERY MUCH IANEDRES  ;)

Ianedres

Good to know you got it going the way you wanted!