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Creating scrolling elements with the html marqee tag 8 years 8 months ago #50818

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You can create interesting scrolling elements on your webpages, if you do not mind dabbling a bit in the editor's Source view. While the method for doing this is not supported by the editor's wysiwyg view, you can do it in the Source view if you are comfortable working directly with the HTML code.

You do this using the <marquee></marquee> html tags. These tags mark html elements that should be scrolled. The html elements that are inside the <marquee> tag pair are what get scrolled. You can even scroll images or tables containing multiple elements arranged in a grid.

For more information on the marquee tag, see here: www.tutorialspoint.com/html/html_marquee_tag.htm

For a sample of using the marquee tag, see here: brian.toastmastersclubs.org/marquee.html
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Steve James, DTM
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