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james_8970

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hello i have been searching for ages for some html or some kind of code that would alow text to scrole non stop. A good example of this would be the credits at the end of a movie. Any idea or help would be greatly apreciated. thanx! i want to place this on my second page on my web site (www.afrique2007.org) it would be the donations and such. The text with the black background.

Edited by james_8970, 08 January 2006 - 09:04 PM.

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Mile Runner

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u can use the <marquee> tag for horizntal movement, but that is only in IE. it if you have question about editing a movie go in the film editing form and post there. i dont know of any html tag that makes a horizontal text shift. if you realy need i you could use CSS or someother language or make a gif.
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no i was just using a film as an example, i do not wish to do one :tazz: however i'm new to the creation of web pages could you tell me what exactly CSS is and i can't c how a gif would work in this case

Edited by james_8970, 08 January 2006 - 10:13 PM.

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an animated gif whould be a poor desion in this situation but it is possible. CSS is a laugage based around Style sheets, unfortunetly i am not a compatent CSS progarammer so i cant help you, but i do belive it is possible to use it in this case.

sorry i cant be more helpfull
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your looking for a shoutbox. this is generally a PHP file. you can get these from various places on the net, most are free but some may charge for it.

I did a google search on these. here are the results from it.
google search on shoutboxes

hope this helps
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Hey, I am too a new beginner to web design.

Click here

Check this link and tell me if that's what you are looking for, and if it is, well the code to this was simply done with the marquee tag in html mentioned early in this post.

which is:
<marquee behavior=scroll direction=up width="333" height="30">
<p> Your Message</P>
</marquee>

Please let me know if that was any help to you.
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the only drawback to that is that they would need to update that code daily. with the PHP file they could tie it directly to a db which could be "attached" to their money management account of choice. even still, this is something that needs to be looked into. I'm not sure if a place like Paypal would allow that kind of connection.
so they are inherintly stuck with having to have their own database through a shopping cart setup.

Edited by Dragon, 09 January 2006 - 02:46 PM.

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<marquee behavior=scroll direction=up width="333" height="30">


i never knew that the marquee tag had a direction modifer. :tazz: wow you learn somthing new everyday :)
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hey i have fooled around with it, i was wondering y it wasn't working properly in firefox. Anyone got any idea's for me? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanx
James

edit: the site if someone doesn't know is www.afrique2007.org and its on the second page thanx.

Edited by james_8970, 02 February 2006 - 10:04 PM.

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I could be wrong but I don't think FF supports the marquee tag

Instead why don't you try a small java applet to do what you want

Java applets

One of these should do the trick.
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ya that was what i had feared, well on to javascript.
thanx
James
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