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marquee in dreamweaver - Scrolling text

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Scrolling text

Hello

How do you stop the continuous scrolling when using the <marquee> tag?
It is there a way to make it move back and forward?

Thanks
Best regards Andy

Marquee parameters

Hi Andy,

Yes there is, however firefox doesn't fully support Marquee, so your visitors may get different results if they use that browser. Always test your pages in both browsers.

1) Use BEHAVIOR="slide" to scroll the text/graphic once and stay on screen.
Or use LOOP="1" to scroll the text/graphic once but NOT stay on screen.

2) Use BEHAVIOR="alternate" to move back and forward.

Other available parameters for <marquee> are:

WIDTH: how wide the marquee is
HEIGHT: how tall the marquee is
DIRECTION: which direction the marquee will scroll: DIRECTION=LEFT or DIRECTION=RIGHT
BEHAVIOR: what type of scrolling: BEHAVIOR=SCROLL, BEHAVIOR=SLIDE or BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE
SCROLLDELAY: how long to delay between each jump: SCROLLDELAY=n i.e. if n=1000 the delay would be 1 second
SCROLLAMOUNT: how far to jump: SCROLLAMOUNT=n n=the disance to move each time
LOOP: how many times to loop
BGCOLOR: background color
HSPACE: horizontal space around the marquee
VSPACE: vertical space around the marquee

Remember to use marquee tags sparingly. They can be extremely annoying for visitors (although this is probably why you are asking how to stop it scrolling!)

Hope this helps.

Regards, Rich.

Edited on Wed 6 Dec 2006, 09:04

RE: scrolling text

<marquee behavior="slide">Try this</marquee> This will make it scroll only once

<marquee behavior="alternate">Try this</marquee> This makes it move back and forward?

 

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