<marquee></marquee>

[purplehaze357]

is there a way to get the marquee to scroll vertically rather than the horizontally?...

Joe Troy Jr.
Team 357
Royal Assault

[Duke 13370]

No, not with just that tag, but prolly with java, javascript, DHTML, oranynumber of other things
-- DONT USE IT ANYWAY!

it isn't complient with some browsers and is rather outdated.

[jonathan lall]

...And it is rather ugly, and isn't part of the HTML spec. You could probably easily get a Javascript solution.

[apk]

Yes, you can use the marquee tag to have text move vertically

<marquee direction='up'>Test</marquee>

I just checked and this does work, but remember that (as far as i know) this will only work on IE and the vertically moving part may be farly new (at least 5.0, could be earlyer) you can also use the values: down, left, or right in place of 'up'.

[Joe Matt]

But the problem still remains that the text scrolls to fast to read. WAY TO FAST. I recomend Java app (but sometimes those act up) or a simple .gif if it's a small text marque.

[DarkJedi613]

<marquee direction="up" scrollamount="n">Your message here</marquee>

n=#1-50 (I suggest 3-7)

[Raven_Writer]

marquee tags don't work on all browsers (example: CompuServe, and probably Netscape 7). I'd suggest using DHTML or Java. ASP, Perl, PHP, and other server-side scripting works even better.

[evulish]

I don't think any server-side programs would do that.

[jonathan lall]

Originally posted by Raven_Writer
marquee tags don't work on all browsers (example: CompuServe, and probably Netscape 7). I'd suggest using DHTML or Java. ASP, Perl, PHP, and other server-side scripting works even better.

It should work in Netscape 7, in standards mode too no less.

[Gadget470]

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Regardless of how few or how many browsers marquee works in, it's ugly. I've closed many-a-pages because they didn't appeal to me or had too much java applet's or marquee's. When I see a marquee, it's only good if it could be replaced or mistaken for by a gif. (Such as scrolling |NEW| next to something). Anything further (Such as school name, sponsors, team name, etc.) is blasphemous to web design as a whole.
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[Raven_Writer]

Originally posted by evulish
I don't think any server-side programs would do that.

Anything is possible, just depends on if you actually want to do it.