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    May i know how to put marguee with picture inside?
    below is an URL with margue without picture.
    www.my-advertisement.com

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    The following code will do the image marquee

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    <marquee direction="right"><img src="image.jpg" alt="none" border="0" /></marquee>

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    how to stop the marguee when mouse over?
    Thanks in advance...

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    anyone know how to stop the marguee when mouse over
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    There are quite a few scripts on DD that are ready made for this. Take a look.
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    Or in HTML (may be invalid, but still works) use something like this:

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    <marquee onmouseover="this.stop()" onmouseout="this.start()">This is a test</marquee>
    Notice the parts in red. Personally though, I would suggest the same as what djr33 posted above (the javascript marquee thing on DD).

    Hope this helps.
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    yes, thanks for your help.
    may i know that can i put sound in marquee?

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    use Flash

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    Yes i know Flash can do it, but Flash can slow down the performance of page loading.
    Any idea how to load the sound without lower down the page loading performance?

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    Flash is actually pretty efficient when it comes to sound and images due to its generally superior compression algorithms. However, with any sound or image, it is the byte size of the content not the delivery system.

    You could have the most efficient compression but if your byte load is still high, it will take some time to download. Conversely, you could use the least efficient method but, if the byte size is small, it will still download pretty fast.
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