Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Learn HTML V ( For Beginner ) - How to make a Moving Text in HTML


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Welcome back to edankeun.com! Today we are going to start our lesson about "How to make a Moving Text in HTML".




In the previous article, we were explaining about "How to change the HTML Background with Image". If you haven't seen our previous article, please visit : Learn HTML IV ( For Beginner ) - How to change the HTML Background with Image.
But if you had read it, you may continue!

1.  HOW TO MAKE A MOVING TEXT IN HTML


So, in HTML there is a tag that called "Marquee". What is Marquee???
Marquee is a tag that can make a text or even an image moving.
Okay, now let's start!

1.  First, make a HTML basic tag.

2.  Then, input tag : <marquee> ... </marqueeinside of <body> ... </bodytag.

Example :


We can't show you the screenshoot. Why???

WHY???

Go ask your mama !!!

*kidding*

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2.  HOW TO CHANGE THE MARQUEE DIRECTION

Marquee original direction is moving from the right screen to the left screen. But you may also change the direction. To change the text moving direction is you only need to add "direction=(left or right)". The tag is :

<marquee direction= (left/right/> ... </marquee>


  • The text is start moving from the right side of screen

HELLO THERE






  • The text is start moving from the left side of screen



  • HELLO THERE

    3.  HOW TO CHANGE THE MARQUEE DIRECTION

    Marquee speed also may be customized by you. You just have to need enter some number to add and customize the speed for the text or the image that you want to move. To change the marquee speed, the tag that you need is :

    <marquee scrollamount=(enter a number)> ... </marquee>


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