Name
SCROLLDELAY — NN n/a IE 4 HTML n/a
Synopsis
SCROLLDELAY=”milliseconds"Optional
Apparent scrolling speed can be influenced by the frequency of
redrawing of the content as its position shifts with each redraw (see
SCROLLAMOUNT). Increasing the
SCROLLDELAY value slows down the scroll speed,
whereas decreasing the value makes the scrolling go faster. Be aware
that on slower computers, you can reach a value at which no increase
of speed is discernible no matter how small you make the
SCROLLDELAY value (see
TRUESPEED).
Example
<MARQUEE BEHAVIOR="slide" DIRECTION="left" HEIGHT=20 WIDTH=200 SCROLLDELAY=100> ... </MARQUEE>
Value
Any positive integer representing the number of milliseconds between content redraws.
Default
85 (Windows 95); 90 (Macintosh).
Object Model Reference
- IE
[window.]document.all.elementID.scrollDelay
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