How to Scroll a Marquee With Multiple Images

If you are somewhat familiar with the HTML coding needed to scroll a single image across a page while using the tag, then there is a good chance that it will not be difficult for you to scroll multiple images across the screen. When scrolling multiple images across a HTML page using a tag, you will find that the same basic structure you would use to scroll only one image is used -- with a couple additional image tags.

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Step 1

Open the HTML page in which you want to scroll multiple images.

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Step 2

Insert the following code into the section of the document where you want the images to scroll. This should be in between the and tags:

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Step 3

Replace "http://www.website.com/image1.jpg," "http://www.website.com/image2.jpg" and "http://www.website.com/image3.jpg" with the file paths or URLs of the images you want to scroll on the page.

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You need to use a file path only if you are using an image that is saved on the same server as your website. A file path does not include the "http://www.website.com" part of the URL, only what follows the forward slash. For example if the full URL were "http://www.website.com/image3.jpg," you would only need to insert "image3.jpg."

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If the image is taken from another website, you need to insert the full URL. This could be a photo from an online photo server or any other website for which you have the URL of a posted image.

Step 4

Publish the page.

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references & resources

• Blu Archer: Train Gif Tutorials
• W3 Schools: Learn HTML