i've fixed up the marquees on my page so that they use CSS instead of a marquee tag, yay for future proofing! Though this also means they'll be a lot smoother on Firefox.
okay so in a nutshell, it's using CSS animations, really simple too. transform: translate(0, 0); to transform: translate(-100%, 0); making sure the animation is set to linear and also giving the text inline block display and left padding 100% so that it starts off screen
i've fixed up the marquees on my page so that they use CSS instead of a marquee tag, yay for future proofing! Though this also means they'll be a lot smoother on Firefox.
annnnd accidentally enabled a bunch of thigns OOPS-- fuck it they stay, i dont care anymore LOL
I've never even thought of using CSS instead of the marquee tag... genius!
CSS marquee? I'm curious, how did you do that? is it animated?
okay so in a nutshell, it's using CSS animations, really simple too. transform: translate(0, 0); to transform: translate(-100%, 0); making sure the animation is set to linear and also giving the text inline block display and left padding 100% so that it starts off screen
you can check out my css files to see it a bit more indepth if you wish, it'll probably make much more sense than an explanation in here xD