How do you make a character move in HTML?

Answer 1

You cant in HTML. Try Javascript (however it is better if you use a picture editor like Macromedia Fireworks and save the image as .jpg),

You can. You would have to program it though. I have some of the "text moving features" added to my personal HTML. You could do the same.

Answer 2

Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:



Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this:

Answer 3

You could move a text up down in a line by <marquee>. It default goes from right to left, but change it's properties to achieve the result.

Answer 4

You can move it by marquee tag in HTML. You can move it up-down or left-right or right-left.

Answer 5

Use the marquee tag with the direction attribute set to up. If your image was called picture.jpg you could do this: