Below is the code for the marquee above

<marquee behavior=alternate width=400 height=20> How to create a marquee </marquee>

You can now use HTML tags within the marquee tag.

You can use standard HTML tags within the marquee tags to further enhance the effect

<marquee align=center behavior=scroll width=100% height=20><font size=5 color="#FFFFFF">You can use standard HTML tags within the marquee tags to further enhance the effect</font></marquee>

Attributes	Description
behavior	scroll, alternate, slide. The default value is scroll.
direction	left, right, up, down. The default value is right.
width	Specifies the width of the marquee, in px or % units.
height	Specifies the height of the marquee, in px or % units.
scrollAmount	Specifies the amount in pixels the marquee should scroll each time it's redrawn (see scrollDelay). The default value is "6".
scrollDelay	Specifies the amount in milliseconds between times the marquee is redrawn. Default value is "85".
trueSpeed	Specifies whether the marquee should catch up with any skipped cycles. The default value is "false."
loop	Specifies the number of times the marquee should repeat itself when it reaches the end of the message. The default value is "infinite".
Vspace=n
Hspace=n
Bgcolor=colour
events	Description
onStart	Fires just when the marquee is about to scroll.
onFinish	Fires as soon as the marquee has completed scrolling.
onbounce	Fires when the marquee has reached it's end and begins to reverse directions. Applicable only if behavior attribute is set to alternate.
onMouseover	Fires when the mouse moves over the marquee.
onMouseout	Fires when the mouse moves out.
onClick	Fires when a click is detected on the marquee.
Methods	Description
start()	Starts the scrolling of the marquee
stop()	Stops the marquee.

This effect uses the "Onbounce" event
to fire a Javascript function.

This first box uses only the scrollAmount attribute The second box includes onmouseover and onmouseout events The the third box incorporates the Start and Stop methods

This second example includes onmouseover and onmouseout" events

This example uses the Start and Stop methods Start | Stop

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function move(){
javascript:scroller1.scrollAmount=5

scroller2.style.visibility="visible"
javascript:scroller2.scrollAmount=5
}
setTimeout("move()",2000)
//-->
</script>

<marquee id="scroller1" behavior=alternate onstart="this.scrollAmount=0">A Marquee Message</marquee>

<marquee id="scroller2" behavior=alternate onstart="this.scrollAmount=0" style="visibility:hidden">A Marquee Message</marquee>