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Scrolling text on email
TJH_2
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Afternoon folks,
Can anyone please tell me if there is an easy way to get my text to scroll on the screen on an email,(hotmail) going barmy trying to find answers on google.Thanks
Can anyone please tell me if there is an easy way to get my text to scroll on the screen on an email,(hotmail) going barmy trying to find answers on google.Thanks
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<marquee>Your text here</marquee>
You need to make sure you're sending the email in Rich Formatted / HTML format. No idea how to do this myself.
Also, not everyone recieves HTML emails properly, and quite a few people choose to avoid them deliberately. Something to keep in mind.
EDIT: having just tried it myself, it's not working. The <marquee> tag is definately how you do scrolling text in HTML though. Maybe it's just not possible / forbidden in email.Russia is HERE0 -
Hi, thanks for your reply, I think its more trouble than its worth, I was trying to show off a bit to my mum!0
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the <marquee> tag was depreciated years ago and i've never known a rich text e-mail reader to understand it, even when it was a part of the HTML language!0
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I'm probably alone in thinking that scrolling text/marquees in e-mails are bad "netiquette": There's no guarantee that the recipient's mail reader can read the script that would be required to do this, or even if it can read HTML (i.e. those using PINE for example).
Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I still use plain text.43580 -
I'm probably alone in thinking that scrolling text/marquees in e-mails are bad "netiquette": There's no guarantee that the recipient's mail reader can read the script that would be required to do this, or even if it can read HTML (i.e. those using PINE for example).
Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I still use plain text.
No, you're right, that's definately the case, and I think most people would agree!
marquee is horrible, but it still works on any of the big html browsers.Russia is HERE0
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