How to move image in asp.net use to marquee Direction ?

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How to move image in asp.net use to marquee Direction . But image move on the anther image. means 1st image is steel but 2nd or 3rd will move . 2nd image will move right direction and 3rd image will move left direction . please help me . You will help me then i shall complete my project .. so i request you please help me

Posted 3-Apr-14 23:36pm

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thatraja 4-Apr-14 6:01am

Confusing little bit. Show an example(like screenshot). What's going on by your code?

Ajith K Gatty 4-Apr-14 6:34am

Hi thatraja
This member wants to implement <marquee direction="">...</marquee> type functionality in Asp.NET.

first image is a still image. second image to right and last one to left direction.

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Solution 2

Many ways you can do this styling in CSS

For e.g. 1 way to do is to create an outer div and give background image as the sill image. Inside that div you give your images with marquee. something like below

XML

<marquee direction="left">
<img />
</marquee>
<img/>
<marquee direction="right">
<img/>
</marquee

>

Posted 14-Apr-14 4:53am

Rakhesh Rajan

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Rakhesh Rajan · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-04T01:28:00

Solution 1

Could you please post your code here?

Do you want something like

Posted 4-Apr-14 1:28am

Rakhesh Rajan

Updated 4-Apr-14 1:30am

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Member 10722706 12-Apr-14 1:23am

hallo rakhesh rajan I understand your answer and accept your answer but my Question 1 image still but anther two image will move and this two image will move on the still image .. so plzz help me..