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Have you ever tried the following code with the intention of placing two or more marquees on the same line:
<MARQUEE><H1>This is Marquee 1</H1></MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE><H1>This is Marquee 2</H1></MARQUEE>
You will not get the 2 marquees on the same line, but on different lines. So what to do to get them on one line? The solution is pretty simple.
Consider the following code:
<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
<TR>
<TD><MARQUEE><H1>This is Marquee 1</H1></MARQUEE></TD>
<TD><MARQUEE><H1>This is Marquee 1</H1></MARQUEE></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
Explanation:
There is, virtually, no need for an explanation here. The Logic is pretty simple
and straightforward to understand.
Its just that each marquee is put inside a different cell in one row of a table.
A point to be noted:
1. The table MUST have some width. I have given WIDTH=100%. You cannot
leave WIDTH as blank i.e. <TABLE>…</TABLE>. You must supply the WIDTH
attribute, else the marquee will not get displayed.