I am trying to show a dynamic "Welcome To My Website" all the time. The following code is doing the purpose but it's going for the next time when the previous one is completely gone. I want to show the same consequitively. How to do that?
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<table width="100%" bgcolor="green">
<tr>
<td><p align="center"><font face="impact" color="yellow">
<marquee border="0">
Welcome To My Website
</marquee> </font>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
Problem with using "marquee" in HTML
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- Vincent Puglia
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Hi,
If you search for 'marquee' at http://msdn.microsoft.com you'll get all the properties, etc. available for the tag. You do know, however, that "<marquee..." is IE only? If you intend others to see it, you'll need to use a crossBrowser text scrolling script.
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Vinny
If you search for 'marquee' at http://msdn.microsoft.com you'll get all the properties, etc. available for the tag. You do know, however, that "<marquee..." is IE only? If you intend others to see it, you'll need to use a crossBrowser text scrolling script.
Unipus: not all sites need be 'professional'; some are personal, some are fun
Vinny
True. I guess i just don't find marquees to be particularly fun (unless they're done to horrible excess... 200pt marquees might be a good time, with some banjo music). And I don't really need to see any giant animation that says "Welcome to our website." Most viewers are going to ignore that bit of text, because of course they're at your web site. Making it a big probably colorful animated block of ick just makes the job of ignoring that useless bit of information annoyingly more difficult.not all sites need be 'professional'; some are personal, some are fun
All right. That's my rant on the topic of marquees. Do what you will, now.
- Vincent Puglia
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- Vincent Puglia
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Hi,
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=I ... croller%27
only look at the ones that say 'javascript' and 'cross browser'
Vinny
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=I ... croller%27
only look at the ones that say 'javascript' and 'cross browser'
Vinny