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Why is lt;marquee gt; deprecated and what are the alternatives? marquee-play-count marquee-direction marquee-speed but it seems, they don't work They were a part of specification in year 2008, but they were excluded in year 2014 One way, proposed by W3 Consortium, is using CSS3 animations, but it seems for me much more complicated than easy-to-maintain <marquee>
Javascript Marquee to replace lt;marquee gt; tags - Stack Overflow Working with @Stano code and some jQuery I have created a script that will replace the old marquee tag with standard div The code will also parse the marquee attributes like direction, scrolldelay and scrollamount Here is the code:
lt;marquee gt; html tag usage replacment - Stack Overflow I've been looking for the most efficient and cross-browser supported marquee implementation For whatever reason, even the webkit CSS marquee implementation is glitchy The common approach is to use timer (or jQuery animate implementation) to adjust the CSS margin property of the element This is too glitchy and very inefficient
What is the equivalent of lt;marquee gt; tag in HTML5? There is no <marquee> tag in any HTML specification, ever, excepting HTML5 which only places it there for the sole purpose of making it obsolete so browser vendors can warn you it will be removed @HarshShah you can't deprecate something in the spec that doesn't exist
html - is lt;marquee gt; supported in html5? - Stack Overflow Is marquee element supported in Html 5 ? if not, how could we give that effect (design) by Css 3 coding I mean scrolling text one side to another side, etc etc Some browsers still supports marquee
I want to do marquee animation in tailwind and next. js I want to do marquee animation in Tailwind and next js and some of it I have done The only issue I am having is that it is not showing one after the other with the first The second time it will show after some time I want it to be like this: but it is showing like this Here is the code of the tailwind CSS:
An alternative to the ancient marquee tag? - Stack Overflow The "marquee" tag was not included in the standard because it's a "visual" tag, not a "semantic" tag As such, none of the languages that you want have an exact equivalent I suggest using Javascript to do animations on your webpage