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    Default Cross Browser marquee----using RSS URL

    How can I create a Horizontal scrolling ticker using RSS url??
    same as Cross Browser marquee but using RSS url...
    Any help ...much appriciated...thanks.

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    Step 1: Enter www.google.com into your browser's address field.
    Step 2: Enter "cross browser marquee" into the search field
    Step 3: Hit Search



    Also: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/

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    Thanks for reply..
    I want to use RSS file(A single URL) as scroll content instead of separate text lines in that Ticker..in horizontal manner..
    Please..

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    I did a little googling of myself. Didn't realize this kind of thing was so hard to track down. I see a lot of people looking for it (but none with an answer).

    If you wanna shell out some $$, there's this: http://www.jsticker.com/rss-news-javascript-ticker.php

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    Can u give me idea,How to change format to continuous horizontal scrolling instead of fade-up effect...in the following ticker..

    http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...ajax/index.htm

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    If that was directed towards me:
    Sorry, I wouldn't know where to begin on changing that script.

    But if you can the RSS feed to parse and then line it up (with CSS) in one continuous block, then you could easily use jQuery (or any of the other javascript libraries, I'm sure) to accomplish this.

    The one that pops into my head is Ariel Flesler's serialScroll. Check out the last two examples on the demo page. You can easily change the behavior on the last one (timing and axis). It's just a matter of getting the right HTML/CSS then.

    HTH

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