scrollDelay attribute (marquee)
Specifies the time delay between successive displays of the text in a marquee element in milliseconds.
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Possible values:
Integer that sets the delay, in milliseconds. The default is 80 in Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari, and 85 in Firefox and Opera.
Default: 85.
Example HTML code 1:
This example illustrates the use of the scrollDelay attribute:
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<marquee style="width:200px;" scrolldelay="10">scrolldelay = 10</marquee> <br /> <marquee style="width:200px;" scrolldelay="200">scrolldelay = 200</marquee> |
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