[woltime]

Hi guys:

I have 17, continously scrolling photos across the top of my home page. They work great in IE, but do not show up in Netscape nor Firefox (just an 80 px wide blue, background strip), and in Opera I receive only a non scrolling individual "X's" for each image. What's the solution????

<tr>
<td height="68"
width="850"top="top"" bgcolor="#0000FF"><marquee width="100%" behavior="alternate" scrollamount="2" direction="left" bgcolor="0000FF">
<img src="C:\\MexicoCityCollege\Images\1.jpg" border="0" /><img src="C:\\MexicoCityCollege\Images\2.jpg" border="0" /><img src="C:\\MexicoCityCollege\Images\3.jpg" border="0" /> . . . . . . . .. <img src="C:\\MexicoCityCollege\Images\17.jpg" border="0" />
</marquee> </td>
<td></td>

[pgo]

Wow. I haven't seen <marquee> in nearly a decade!

Are the images supposed to be pulled from that location? It's not going to work in any browser once you upload that to a server.

[woltime]

You're right! I've dropped the C:\ and have only <img.src="Images\1.jpg. Now the scrolling images appear not only in IE, but also in Netscape, Firefox, and Opera. But another problem has developed. I can only code for images 1 thu to 6 (the width of my page). When I start to add the remaining 11 images, a 2nd and a 3rd row appears below the first, covering home page text.

Question: How can I get all 17 images to scroll in only one row, and what is the better alternative to "marquee" (I found the script on the internet). Someone suggested Javascript.

Again, thanks for your prompt reply.

[woltime]

Originally Posted by aspx

javascript or flash

JavaScript