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The HTML marquee element () is used to insert a scrolling piece of text. You can use its properties to control what happens when the text reaches the edge of the container.

Behavior:

Sets how the text scrolls within the marquee element. Available values are scroll (continuous scrolling), slide (sliding once), and alternate (round-trip scrolling). If no value is specified, the default value is scroll.

Bgcolor:

Sets the background color by color name or hexadecimal value.

Direction:

Sets the direction in which text scrolls within the marquee. Available values include left, right, and up and down. If no value is specified, the default value is left.

Loop:

Sets the number of times the marquee scrolls. If no value is specified, the default value is − 1, indicating that marquee will scroll continuously.

Scrollamount:

Sets the length, in pixels, of movement each time you scroll. The default value is 6.

Scrolldelay:

Sets the time interval in milliseconds for each scroll. The default value is 85. Note that unless you specify a truespeed value, any values less than 60 are ignored and 60 is used instead.

Truespeed:

By default, scrolldelay values less than 60 are ignored. If truespeed exists, those values are not ignored.

Vspace,hspace:

Represents the horizontal and vertical distance of the boundary of the moving area, and sets the vertical margin in pixels or percentage values.

Width,height:

Represents the width and height of the moving area, which is set in pixels or percentage values.

Align:

Indicates the vertical alignment of the element. The value can be top,middle,bottom. The default is middle.

Onmouseover=this.stop () onmouseout=this.start () means that scrolling stops when the mouse is above the area and continues to scroll when the mouse is moved away.

Code:

Add scrolling content

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