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Going Back To HTML from CSS

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Jan 18.2003

I am new to CSS and only know how to change color , text , and the background with CSS but i was wonder how can you go back to using HMTL without any troble because i am trying to use the follow script <marquee direction=”up”>Going UP</marquee> but it only connects with the css part of the script and before i use CSS i use the same script and it took of the rest of the page and if it can be done i want it to go back to way i like it where it covers the page thats not blocked by CSS or HTML code PLEASE HELP !

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@khayman2001Jan 19.2003 — Would it be possible for you to attach the html file you're working on for debugging purposes?
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@KaisaauthorJan 20.2003 — well its the basic CSS script like

.DIV1{Color:white} then <marquee direction="up"></marquee>
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@jeffmottJan 20.2003 — We need to see your page to see specifically what you're talking about. Otherwise you leave us guessing from many different possibilities.
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@KaisaauthorJan 21.2003 — well if you can wait till Jan. 21, 2003 i will put up the html files but untill then i will not
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@jeffmottJan 21.2003 — You can upload one of your pages to the forum with your post.
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@StefanJan 21.2003 — [i]Originally posted by Kaisa [/i]

well if you can wait till Jan. 21, 2003 [/QUOTE]

We can wait. It's you that have a problem with your webpage, not us ?
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@KaisaauthorJan 21.2003 — Here's the file. And if it doesn't have the marquee part just add <marquee direction="up">Up</marquee>

[upl-file uuid=8b49febd-0180-470d-8d58-bab8a1704dde size=356B]css example.txt[/upl-file]
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@jeffmottJan 21.2003 — So the problem you are having is that the marquee is not scrolling the entire height of the page? If so this has nothing to do with CSS. You can remove all styles from the page and the effect is still the same. What is most likely is that different versions of IE have different default heights (200px versus 100%).

You should also be aware that MARQUEE is an IE proprietary HTML element, and therefore not actual HTML. You should read the [url=http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/#minitoc]HTML 4.01 Specification[/url].
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