Quick HTML question

[SpinnerBait_Nut]

How do you set the speed of a scrolling marquee?<br /><br />TIA

 

[Mr.Ladyfish]

Re: Quick HTML question

You lost me at HTML.

 

[KaGee]

Re: Quick HTML question

Sorry Bud, Not up on my JAVA this morning.<br /><br />But I'll bet this gets moved!

 

[dolluper]

Re: Quick HTML question

I go to www.microsoftnet.com

 

[dolluper]

Re: Quick HTML question

A wrong address sorry it,s net something

 

[Butch Ammon]

Re: Quick HTML question

From within the HTML editing software itself. I have used Microsoft Frontpage for years and it has all of those "wizards" that do it for you. Or in HTML language you could say:<br /><br /><marquee style="font-size: 14pt; font-style: italic; scrolldelay="80" behavior="alternate"><br /><br />That would give you an italic'd large font alternating marquee that bounces from one edge of the screen to the other, at 80 milliseconds.<br /><br />Butch A.

 

[SpinnerBait_Nut]

Re: Quick HTML question

Thanks all. Butch that is fast, so I guess I could go with something like 200 to slow it down then?

 

[SpinnerBait_Nut]

Re: Quick HTML question

Hey Butch, I went with this:<br /><marquee behavior="alternate" scrolldelay="200" bgcolor="green"><font color="white">Your Text Here</font></marquee><br /><br />It worked just fine.

 

[Butch Ammon]

Re: Quick HTML question

...There you go! <br /><br />HTML isn't that hard. I mean, anyone can sit there and use, heck, NOTEPAD for example and write HTML. Save it as a .html file and then open it up manually with Internet Explorer and check out how it looks. That's the "old school" method, versus using Dreamweaver or MS FrontPage or whatever.<br /><br />Butch A.

 

[KaGee]

Re: Quick HTML question

Originally posted by ButchA:<br /> ...There you go! <br /><br />HTML isn't that hard. I mean, anyone can sit there and use, heck, NOTEPAD for example and write HTML. Save it as a .html file and then open it up manually with Internet Explorer and check out how it looks. That's the "old school" method, versus using Dreamweaver or MS FrontPage or whatever.<br /><br />Butch A.

I use a "freebie" called 1st Page 2000. Does the job for my little website. Not as powerful as others, but did I mention it was free??<br /><br />Allows you preview as well as upload your updated files via an FTP upload plug in.