When I posted about some HTML help that everyone could use on their blogs, a couple of people expressed interest in a Blog Roll. It may take a minute to load up correctly in the post, but it should work.
Marquee (Blog Roll Style)
Some Notes: Okay, the deal with this blog roll is that it doesn't stop when you hover over it. From the looks of it, Blogger does not allow Javascript code in its posts which you need in order for the roll to stop when you hover over it. You can set the scroll to whatever height (or width even) that you wish (this one is 300) and insert that size number in place of the # where it says height. Scrollamount is the speed at which the marquee is going. This one is going at 3, which seems like a pretty good speed to me. You would replace the # where it says scrollamount with whatever speed you want.
After you have the marquee set up the way you want it, you just have to put images in it. Place the code for the blog button inside of the marquee. Make sure you space each button with a <br /> (a line break). Blogger gets rid of the break code in the Edit HTML when you look back at it, so don't fret if the <br /> disappears; it's still there but replaced with a real line break in the code. All that make sense?
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment!
Marquee (Blog Roll Style)
Some Notes: Okay, the deal with this blog roll is that it doesn't stop when you hover over it. From the looks of it, Blogger does not allow Javascript code in its posts which you need in order for the roll to stop when you hover over it. You can set the scroll to whatever height (or width even) that you wish (this one is 300) and insert that size number in place of the # where it says height. Scrollamount is the speed at which the marquee is going. This one is going at 3, which seems like a pretty good speed to me. You would replace the # where it says scrollamount with whatever speed you want.
After you have the marquee set up the way you want it, you just have to put images in it. Place the code for the blog button inside of the marquee. Make sure you space each button with a <br /> (a line break). Blogger gets rid of the break code in the Edit HTML when you look back at it, so don't fret if the <br /> disappears; it's still there but replaced with a real line break in the code. All that make sense?
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment!
God Bless,
Thanks for figuring this out for us! I've already put it to use on my blog and the code works perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! :)