Because you shouldn't use html tags that add styling or behaviour to your document. The tag used for your content should describe that contents meaning and not its visual style. Styling should be separate from the content which is why we use external stylesheets. Similarly, behaviour is controlled using external javascript sheets. As scrolling text would be deemed a behaviour (in my opinion, but I'm willing to be corrected on this) I would suggest looking for a javascript solution.
solved my own problem, took the html/css example and modified it to work, found that I had deleted too much of the CSS code, it needed the CSS code that formats the display areas
Thanks Banzaiaap, I've found this link http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/tut17.html
But I didn't understand:
"Never use the <marquee> tag"
Why? It's working perfectly in Opera, Firefox and IE6.
Because you shouldn't use html tags that add styling or behaviour to your document. The tag used for your content should describe that contents meaning and not its visual style. Styling should be separate from the content which is why we use external stylesheets. Similarly, behaviour is controlled using external javascript sheets.
As scrolling text would be deemed a behaviour (in my opinion, but I'm willing to be corrected on this) I would suggest looking for a javascript solution.
http://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-c ... imate.html
what am I doing wrong?
The jquery.li-scroller.1.0.js file is in the same folder as the html code for the example.
Al
found that I had deleted too much of the CSS code, it needed the CSS code
that formats the display areas
Al