As the number of Marquee labels is getting fewer and fewer, most of the scrolling effects are implemented using JavaScript.
Marquee is abandoned because marquee is a theme that seriously affects user experience. compressing dozens of lines of content to several rows of scrolling helps you compress the typographical space, but have you ever thought that users may have to wait for half a day on your scroll because they want to read one or two lines of content? Take the aggregation text scroll on the right of the advertisement text on the top of the "blogbeta Digital Engine P4 3.0 server for 6999 RMB/year" on the classic forum page as an example. Do you think this is a good user experience? Are W3C experts not as considerate as a group of ignorant little p-kids? It's a joke.
Method 1: use JavaScript to simulate marquee.
Source: Netease games <textarea id="runcode95977"></textarea> Xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
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