1.Select insert>Webcomponent. The insert web component window opens.
2. Under component type, select dynamic effects, under choose an effect double-click on marquee. The marquee properties window opens.
Yes it is
you just put ,<marquee>your text here <marquee> and if you want it to bounce from side to side put <marquee behavior="alternate"> your text here<marquee> you can also put HTML in there so you can have picture scrolling also
<marquee> YOUR TEXT </marquee> make it pretty! (:
<marquee direction="left">Text Here</marquee>
I love using this code: <marquee>Enter scrolling text here</marquee> Put this code underneath the <body> tag: <html> <body> <marquee>Enter scrolling text here</marquee> </body> </html> Want to change the colour of the text? <font face="arial" color="colour you want" size="8"> place that between <body> and <Marquee> <html> <body> <font face="arial" color="colour you want" size="8"> <marquee>Enter scrolling text here</marquee> </body> </html>
Depending on what you actually mean by 'moving text' there is a few possibilities. The most common, however is a Marquee in HTML. The code for this 'moving text' is: <marquee behavior="slide" direction="left">Your slide-in text goes here</marquee>.
the codes is [marquee]a few words[/marquee] try this one [marquee=alternate]blah blah blah[/marquee]
In the body of your HTML document, you type in: <marquee>You insert your text here</marquee>
Marquethis is the text for the HTML Marquee Place the Marquee tags into the document. There are many attributes you can use set the properties of the marquee.
If you mean a scrolling text banner, then you can use the Marquee tag. It is not a popular tag among web designers because scrolling text can look very tacky and get annoying. Not all browsers support the Marquee tag. It is one of Microsoft's tags, designed for Explorer. Here is a simple example of how to use it. <Marquee>This will give you scrolling text, in some browsers</Marquee>
The simplest way to do it is to put them into two cells in a table like this: <TABLE> <TR> <TD><Marquee>This will give you scrolling text in one box</Marquee></TD> <TD><Marquee>This will give you scrolling text, in another box</Marquee></TD> </TR> </TABLE> If you want to put a border around them, then you'd have the first line as: <TABLE Border=1> A Marquee won't work on every kind of browser and is in fact thought of as being tacky and not very popular.
Your text will move when you use it.