Scrolling links

I would like to place all my links which are 105X45 squares into a box and have
them scroll automatically when my site is opened. I would also like them to
stop when a user puts their mouse on the box. The links would scroll
continuously until a mouseover and then they would continue when the user moves
their mouse from the box.

http://www.pacificassaulthq.com/english/index.php
The scrolling link box is at the bottom left side of the template.

Thanks, Echo

http://www.pacificassaulthq.com/english/index.php
The scrolling link box is at the bottom left side of the template.

VIEW >> SOURCE will show you that it is done thusly:

<MARQUEE onmouseover=this.stop() onmouseout=this.start() scrollAmount=2
scrollDelay=50 direction=up height=200>

-Darrel

As Darrel said, it's a <marquee> tag.

Be aware that this tag is IE only and therefore no x-browser.

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Be aware that this tag is IE only and therefore no x-browser.

It seems to work in FireFox...which is actually a bit odd...

-Darrel

I think W3 is going to reinstate it....

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"darrel" <notreal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Be aware that this tag is IE only and therefore no x-browser.

It seems to work in FireFox...which is actually a bit odd...

-Darrel

Murray *TMM* wrote:

I think W3 is going to reinstate it....

They are considering it seriously because of the Chinese market.
Apparently the Chinese love the marquee tag and Mozilla, Safari, and
Opera see it as a matter of not giving Microsoft any more of a leg up
then they already have.


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.oO(darrel)

Be aware that this tag is IE only and therefore no x-browser.

It seems to work in FireFox...which is actually a bit odd...

Hell-born creatures like <blink> and <marquee> not only work in IE, they
(partly? all?) also work in recent Mozillas and Operas.

Micha

Michael Fesser <netizen (AT) gmx (DOT) net> wrote:

.oO(darrel)

Be aware that this tag is IE only and therefore no x-browser.

It seems to work in FireFox...which is actually a bit odd...

Hell-born creatures like <blink> and <marquee> not only work in IE,
they (partly? all?) also work in recent Mozillas and Operas.

Micha

Not in Opera. In Opera they are static, not scrolling.

DiMa *TMM* wrote:

Not in Opera. In Opera they are static, not scrolling.

It's likely a markup issue. Marquee does work in Opera 7.x if set up
properly.

Michael Fesser wrote:

.oO(DiMa *TMM*)

Not in Opera. In Opera they are static, not scrolling.

marquee><blink>foo</blink></marquee

Works in Opera (7.53) and Firefox (0.9.2).

yuck :-)