Before we get into the juicy sex of this post, what is a marquee?
A marquee, aside from being a paint brand, is scrolling text inside of HTML.
What does HTML stand for?
Hyper text markup language.
If you have any questions leave a reply to this post, I might be able to help you.
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So the beef of this code would be marked with the hyphen ( - ), the direction can only be one of four ( Up, left, down, or right ), and the scrollamount can be any number you wish ( I recommend an eight or a ten ).
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You're not done yet, don't close the marquee tag. Before you do make sure to put your message after the end of the first part ( > ).
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After you put your message in, type
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( This is all off memory, so please don't mind too much if I can't remember what a tag is for, etc.. )
Now you may close the marquee with
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When you're finished it should look something like this:
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Once more if you have any questions, comments leave them as a reply, and please don't bug me about this being "basic html" or "noobish", I know it is but I couldn't find something to do a thread on, so I settled on marquees
A marquee, aside from being a paint brand, is scrolling text inside of HTML.
What does HTML stand for?
Hyper text markup language.
If you have any questions leave a reply to this post, I might be able to help you.
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<marquee class="html-marquee" direction="-" scrollamount="-">So the beef of this code would be marked with the hyphen ( - ), the direction can only be one of four ( Up, left, down, or right ), and the scrollamount can be any number you wish ( I recommend an eight or a ten ).
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<marquee class="html-marquee" direction="left" scrollamount="8">You're not done yet, don't close the marquee tag. Before you do make sure to put your message after the end of the first part ( > ).
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<marquee class="html-marquee" direction="left" scrollamount="8">Hello, Code community! :D. cybergod was here.After you put your message in, type
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<br/>Now you may close the marquee with
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</marquee>When you're finished it should look something like this:
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<marquee class="html-marquee" direction="left" scrollamount="8">Hello, Code community! :D. cybergod was here.<br/></marquee>Once more if you have any questions, comments leave them as a reply, and please don't bug me about this being "basic html" or "noobish", I know it is but I couldn't find something to do a thread on, so I settled on marquees