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Funnily enough it does not run the RTL in FF.<br />
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I will look why
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Funnily enough it does not run the RTL in FF.

I will look why

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Hmm, this works in IE and FF<br />
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&nbsp;&lt;marquee id=&quot;scroller&quot;direction=&quot;le<wbr />ft&quot; onMouseover=&quot;this.scrollAm<wbr />ount=0&quot; onMouseout=&quot;this.scrollAmo<wbr />unt=6&quot; &gt;&lt;span dir=&quot;rtl&quot;&gt;ÑèÕÛÙÝ ÔÑÐÙÝ ÜÕÕÙçÙäÓÙÔ!&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/marque<wbr />e&gt;<br />

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Hmm, this works in IE and FF

 <marquee id="scroller"direction="left" onMouseover="this.scrollAmount=0" onMouseout="this.scrollAmount=6" ><span dir="rtl">ÑèÕÛÙÝ ÔÑÐÙÝ ÜÕÕÙçÙäÓÙÔ!</span></marquee>


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Thanks, that xb library worked<br />
marquee isn't valid XHTML by the way.
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Thanks, that xb library worked
marquee isn't valid XHTML by the way.

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Ahh, I missed that one<br />
<br />
One could do<br />
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&lt;script&gt;&lt;!--<br />
document.write('&lt;marquee id=&quot;scroller&quot;direction=&quot;le<wbr />ft&quot; onMouseover=&quot;this.scrollAm<wbr />ount=0&quot; onMouseout=&quot;this.scrollAmo<wbr />unt=6&quot; &gt;&lt;span dir=&quot;rtl&quot;&gt;ÑèÕÛÙÝ ÔÑÐÙÝ ÜÕÕÙçÙäÓÙÔ!&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/marque<wbr />e&gt;')<br />
//--&gt;&lt;/script&gt;<br />
<br />
;)
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Ahh, I missed that one

One could do

<script></script>

;)

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I need to have a marquee that is fit for RTL languages such as Hebrew (I.E scrolling from left to right), which won't cause a falure at XHTML Strict validation and will work cross-browserly.<br />
<br />
I could not find something like this prepared nor do I have the knowladge of making one.<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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I need to have a marquee that is fit for RTL languages such as Hebrew (I.E scrolling from left to right), which won't cause a falure at XHTML Strict validation and will work cross-browserly.

I could not find something like this prepared nor do I have the knowladge of making one.

Thanks.

Cross browser RTL marquee

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.