Clicking on it stops animation. Clicking again resumes it.
The "param" tags can be used to specify the following attributes:
The "style" parameter can take the values "b" for bold, "i" for italic and "bi"/"ib" for bold italic. The "delay" parameter sets the delay for the scrolling animation.
Text: The parameter names are text1, text2, text3 etc. upto text15. The important feature is that in the beginning of the value, you can specify the way the text should move in curly braces. Here are some examples:
<param name="text1" value="{lr}This text moves from left to right!">
This causes the text to scroll from left to right.<param name="text4" value="{lb}Right and back!">
This causes the text to move from the left, stop in the middle, and wait
for 2000ms before going back in.<param name="text1" value="{lc50}Break and continue!">
This causes the text to stop when it is in the middle of the screen, wait
for 50ms and then continue.The full list of commands which can be put only one per curly brace, and only one curly brace pair per param tag is:
- lr: This is the default behaviour; if no command is specified, this is the default. It causes text to scroll from left to right.
- rl: This causes the following text to scroll from right to left.
- ud: This causes text to move down from the top of the area.
- du: This causes text to move up from the bottom of the area.
- rb: This causes text to move from the right, stop in the middle for 2000ms and then move back in.
- rb<n>: This is similar to rb, but stops
for n ms.
- lb: This is just like rb, but the direction is from left.
- lb<n>: This is like lb, but the delay is for n ms.
- ub: From up, wait for 2000ms and back up.
- ub<n>
- db: From down.
- db<n>
- rc: Scrolls text from the right, stops in the middle for 2000ms, then continues.
- rc<n>: This is similar to rc, but the pause is n ms.
- Similarly, you can use lc, lc<n>, uc, uc<n>,
dc, dc<n>. These are similar to rc.
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