See the status bar. (It is working for IE and netscape, not Firefox).
How to do it? It use timer to control the srolling speed. Copy the following code to <head></head> section
<script language=javascript> var message = "Welcome to www.kidslovepc.com"; var startChar=0; var maxLength; function scrollText() { var availWidth=0; var spaces=""; if(navigator.appName == "Netscape") { availWidth=window.innerWidth/8; } else { availWidth=document.body.scrollWidth/8; } while(availWidth>0) { spaces = spaces+ " "; availWidth--; } message = spaces + message; maxLength=message.length -1; setInterval("scrollMessage()", 70); } function scrollMessage() { window.status=message.substring(startChar); startChar++; if(startChar == maxLength) { startChar=0; } } </script> <a href="http://www.kidslovepc.com">www.kidslovepc.com</a>
Add the following code to your <body> tag.
<body onload="scrollText()">
See
the status bar. (It is working for IE and netscape, not Firefox). 
How
to do it? It use timer to control the srolling speed. Copy the
following code to <head></head> section 
Add
the following code to your <body> tag. 
