margin-left:-10px; – are you adding position:relative so it depth sorts over/out of the parent? NOT that such tricks usually work inside a table.
“dot1 st11 td4” – and what am I always saying about vague and ultimately useless/meaningless classnames on elements?
We’d have to see an actual page to say for sure, but it looks like you might be using tables on non-tabular data, attempting to use tables in a manner that naturally doesn’t work across browsers, and using decade out of date coding methodologies.
Well again, it’s hard to say how what you are attempting to do should even be done without seeing the actual page – snippets are useless; like instructing Doc Holiday in doing brain-surgury over a time phone to 1876.
Not sure what getting the data from a database has to do wtih a marquee; though it sounds like the type of animooted nonsense that might not belong on a website in the first place; though there are plenty of ways to handle such things without the browser specific and decade out of date markup.
I mean, I could be wrong, I’m guessing wildly here – but if you ‘have’ to use tables for layout and ‘have’ to use marquee for an effect, it’s usually the case you’re designing a bad site. Could be worse though, you could have posted the bgsound attribute pointing at a .mid file.
its difficult to understand as to wht u want to say
as i have already told that just using css & div i am finding it difficult to design a site
secondly reg the marquee effect
i need to display some data from the backend databse on to the page & shld have a scroll effect
if u have any better options it wuld be helpful
i have checked the net again and its not 1998 history
the code is
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string str = “marque text”;
string text = “<MARQUEE>” + str + “</MARQUEE>”;
Literal1.Text = text;
}