TRUESPEED attribute (marquee)
Sets whether the value of the scrollDelay attribute should be taken as an exact value or not.
If truespeed mode is on, any scrollDelay value less than 60 will be replaced with 60. If the value of the scrollDelay attribute is greater than 60, the TRUESPEED attribute has no effect.
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This attribute has no values.
Specifying the TRUESPEED attribute with an arbitrary value has the same effect as specifying it with no value.
For example, all of the following declarations have the same effect: truespeed, truespeed="true", truespeed="false", truespeed="on", truespeed="truespeed".
Although Boolean attributes may be used with no value in HTML, for XHTML compatibility, always use the TRUESPEED attribute in the following format: truespeed="truespeed".
Specifying the TRUESPEED attribute with an arbitrary value has the same effect as specifying it with no value.
For example, all of the following declarations have the same effect: truespeed, truespeed="true", truespeed="false", truespeed="on", truespeed="truespeed".
Although Boolean attributes may be used with no value in HTML, for XHTML compatibility, always use the TRUESPEED attribute in the following format: truespeed="truespeed".
Example HTML code 1:
This example illustrates the use of the trueSpeed attribute:
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<marquee scrollamount="3" scrolldelay="6" >Hi There!</marquee> <marquee scrollamount="3" scrolldelay="6" truespeed="truespeed">Hi There!</marquee> |
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