You can have a row of links, formatted text or even images moving across the page. The stuff you put inside the marquee tags doesn't have to be plain text. Add a parallax scrolling effect to an element as follows: vue-rellax docs. vspace='.' this adds a margin to the top and bottom.ДЄ more fully-outfitted marquee might look something like this: It uses a template and an input object to generate HTML or other text formats. hspace='.' identical to the image tag of the same name, this adds a margin of blank space to the sides of the marquee. You can specify its relationship to surrounding text using absbottom, absmiddle, baseline, bottom, top and texttop. If you've specified the width of your scroller as something other than 100%, you can use left, right or center. align='.' marquees can carry all the values for align that images can. width='.' partner to the attribute above, this sets the scroll's width, in pixels or as a percentage of the screen width. height='.' sets the height of the marquee in pixels, just like an image height. scrolldelay='.' sets the number of milliseconds between each instance of the text. When scrolling up, prominent top app bars using imagery can transform into normal top. A high value, strangely, makes it go fast. Dont use imagery that makes top app bar text and icons illegible. scrollamount='.' specifies the delay, in pixels, for the browser to wait before sending the text across again once it has made it to the other side.

scroll is the default, slide makes the text come in and stop, and alternate makes it come in and then bounce back and go the other way.

Scrolls from right to left.

behavior='.' this sets which type of scroll you get. If you don't change it to left the text will always appear from the right. direction='.' denotes which direction the text will appear from. Set it to a numerical value, or make it infinite to go forever. loop='.' this allows you to set how many times the marquee will scroll across the screen. It can be defined in HEX colour codes, or as a named colour. A simple scroller like the one above is created thusly:Д®asy, eh? Of course, you're going to want to tamper with it as much as possible, so the attributes available to you are: bgcolor='.' this allows you to give the scroller a background colour. The tag to create these scrolling marquees is. If you insist doggedly on implementing a marquee, here's your first example: Look at me, I can fly! The tag is non-standard HTML, and will make your markup invalid. They will not scroll in Netscape 4, and will just be static text. For some reason, В» Firefox and В» Opera support them too. Marquees were invented as an В» Internet Explorer-only tag.

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