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*** GreyWyvern's HTML Block Scroller & Marquee ************************
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*** Instructions ******************************************************
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* 1. Create the target for the scroller in the body of your HTML:
*
*
* The contents of this block will be displayed if the browser does
* not support the scroller.
* It will be overwritten if the scroller is supported.
*
*
* Where "scr1" is any name you choose. You don't have to use a
* either. You may use any block level element that can be pixel
* resized; such as a
element to which the display:block; CSS
* property has been applied.
* For each of the blocks you add to a scroller, the script will add a
* single-celled inside the target element and insert the
* contents of the block. So you may also style these tables as if they
* were part of your document source:
*
* #scr1 table tr td {
* padding:10px;
* background-color:#ffffff;
* }
*
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* 2. Create a new scrollObject:
*
* var scroll1 = new scrollObject("scr1", 120, 120, "up", 5000);
*
* The arguments for this object are as follows:
* a. - ID of the target tag (from step 1)
* b. - Width (in pixels) of your scroller
* c. - Height (in pixels) of your scroller
* d. - Scroll direction: one of "up", "down", "left" or "right"
* e. - Amount of time to pause before next scroll begins (ms)
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* 3. Fill the Scroll Object blocks with HTML:
*
* scroll1.block[0] = "This is block 1";
* scroll1.block[1] = "This is block 2";
* scroll1.block[2] = "Blocks can contain any HTML including:";
* scroll1.block[3] = "Images, tables, links and more";
*
* There is no limit to how many blocks or scrollObjects this program
* can hold, as long as you don't skip any integers when numbering the
* blocks. For example, the following setup will cause the scroller to
* throw an error:
*
* scroll1.block[0] = "This is block 1";
* scroll1.block[1] = "This is block 2";
* scroll1.block[3] = "Images, tables, links and more";
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* 4. Add an "onload" command to the tag:
*
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*** To add more scrollers to the same page: ***************************
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* 1. Create additional ID'ed targets (with different ID's) in the body
* of your HTML
*
*
* Default content which will not scroll
*
*
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* 2. Create new scrollObjects for each scroller in the