Add marquee effect over image
What I'd like to achieve: https://bennadel-cdn.com/resources/uploads/2023/[email protected]
Attempt so far: https://codepen.io/n00bCod3r/pen/gOjNvge
Where the left and right border are the image's ones (with the whole title being shown and scrolling)
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you can use the deprecated
<marquee> tag
it's very ancient, but still works
it's not exactly like that, but it is close enough-ishThat looks dope
*looked
it's a deprecated tag
it shouldn't be used in new projects
to do exactly what you want, witht he text showing from the other side, you will need to use 2 pseudo-elements and animate one to show after the other
i don't think the marquee can do that
it gets stuck on "deadpoo" for a while
it's like this for a while, then carries on
The marquee works just fine with start/stop logic and change of speed. Also this is a script I'm making for myself for a website I use, so I don't mind using deprecated stuff
for this type of stuff, i wouldn't mind it either
but im just making sure you're aware that this tag may stop working at any moment
even right now
Yeah, I already have an alternative but I don't like it
what's the alternative?
that's so ugly it hurts
there's another alternative
Yeah
I don't want popups on hover
instead of 12, have 6
and put the year on the right side, next to the number of stars
and then, for the names, you can truncate to 2 lines, and add a title
Idk this is how the site gives me the movies
But I can do the year one
what do you mean?
I have few control on the number of elements in a row
It depends on the page I am
then the marquee makes sense
Yeah that works fine and when it stops working I just have the ugly backup solution
the most important is that it still works