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    Default Marquee

    Is there any way (other than manually padding with spaces at the beginnning) I can centralise each element of an upward moving Marquee in the box? It looks untidy as it is, left aligned.

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    Default Re: Marquee

    I think not Major.
    That is for the Marquee in BlueVoda.
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    Default Re: Marquee

    The bad news is that that is tuff
    The good news is that I am not thick.

    If padding is the answer, I will try it. ( I wonder if anyone can come up with a plug in the code of BV to answer it?)

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    Default Re: Marquee

    You can try adding this css code to the inner html of your marquee element..

    style="text-align: center;"

    but I don't know how the html is setup for that so I can't say for sure if this will work or not

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    Default Re: Marquee

    Hi, Watdaflip is right, but you will have to pull the html off the page & insert the text-align part, then place it back on the page via a html box.

    <marquee direction="up" height="150" scrolldelay="90" scrollamount="6" behavior="scroll" loop="0" style="background-color:#000000; text-align:center;" id="Marquee1"><font style="font-size:13px" color="#00FF00" face="Arial">My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,<br>
    </font></marquee>

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    Default Re: Marquee

    Thank you Collectors-info

    I have been pokeing about a bit too long without popping back to see if there was any update on the advice I had been given.

    It now works (almost) perfectly. It is certainly central whereas my padding out was not quite on. However Can I add a bit of code at some point to make the font bold? I have tried adding "font-bold" but it doesnt seem to do the trick. I can get my head round most things but have never had to make anything bold before.

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    Hi, add the <b>text</b> at the start & end of the areas you want bold.

    <marquee direction="up" height="150" scrolldelay="90" scrollamount="6" behavior="scroll" loop="0" style="background-color:#000000; text-align:center;" id="Marquee1"><font style="font-size:13px" color="#00FF00" face="Arial"><b>My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,<br>
    My text here, My text here,</b><br>
    </font></marquee>

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