Scrolling Marquee (alternate 2):

This is the message! (alternate 2)

This scroller is nice in that it clips in Netscape as well as IE, and can be positioned with CSS. It has now been modified to work with Netscape 6+, but take care to set it up properly.

Code:

Place in the <HEAD>:

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//scroller code

lstart=200 //the pixel value of where you want the layer to start
	lsleft=-400 // where you want it to sleft, set this lower for more content
	loop=true // set this to false if you just want it to go one time
	speed=100 // set the speed, lower value gives more speed
	pr_step=5 // set this to how many pixels you want it to go for each step, this also sets the speed.    
        
        var n = (document.layers) ? 1:0;
        var ie = (document.all) ? 1:0;

function makeObj(obj,nest){
        nest=(!nest) ? '':'document.'+nest+'.'
        if (n) {
        	this.css = eval(nest+'document.'+obj)
        } else if (ie) {
        	this.css = eval(obj+'.style')
        } else {
        	this.css = eval('document.getElementById("'+ obj +'").style')
        }
                this.up=goLeft
        this.obj = obj + "Object"
        eval(this.obj + "=this")
        return this
        }
        function goLeft(speed){
                this.css.left=parseInt(this.css.left)-pr_step
                if(parseInt(this.css.left)>lsleft) setTimeout(this.obj+".up("+speed+")",speed)
                else if(loop) {
                        this.css.left=lstart
                        eval(this.obj+".up("+speed+")")
                  }
        }
        function init(){
                scrollDivObj=makeObj('scrollCont','scrollDiv')
                scrollDivObj.css.left=lstart
                scrollDivObj.up(speed)
                
        }
onload=init

//-->
</script>

Place in the <BODY>: