I know you've all heard this question many times...but you know how you can get pictures to move across in a line, i think its called a marquee, or soemthing. What is the code for that?
h0tt_stuff answered Wednesday August 24 2005, 9:38 pm: well first of all you have to get a photobucket and load all the pictures you want to put in the marquee onto there.
put this into your myspace..<marquee direction="right">
then go here [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) and take this code and put it right before every picture you want to put in the marquee... (under the pictures in your photobucket account there should be the URL or TAG to the picture.. copy and paste that after every picture code)
once your done putting all the pictures and codes in, put this..</marquee>
Simply remove ALL EMPTY spaces WITHIN the < and >[EXCEPT FOR THE ONE SEPARATING THE WORDS "IMG" and "SRC".] So there should be SEVEN *empty spaces deleted in total.
The picture has to have a URL address. SOOOOOOO.. if it is a picture you have on your COMPUTER, you have to go to [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) and SIGN UP for a FREE account. Then "BROWSE" for a picture on your computer. Once you've found it, click "SUMBIT". Next it will PROVIDE you with a "TAG" URL, and THAT is the one you want [the "TAG" one]. Just copy that right into the comment.
If this picture is one you just found online, simply RIGHT CLICK it. Go down to "PROPERTIES", and copy it's ENTIRE "(URL) ADDRESS". Then simply PASTE that withing this code where it says "URL OF PICTURE HERE", make sense?
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