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How to blink text using only html code
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@Farshad
this type of decoration is the most annoying. it was this reason the tag was deprecated in html
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why would anyone use this blink text ?
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try using the <blink> tag in an older version of web browser . this is deprecated at the moment
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@Farshad:
You're right that this should be done with Css or Js, but I'm not agree with your opinion that's better to do with JS...
Css is always better to use rather than JS if both can handle anything, as you cannot be sure than JS will be available on user browser (not provided or desactivated by user), in addition to more efficiency in ressources consumption ;P
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It's mainly a point of view... No one can say that's the Trueth (with a capitalized T). But opinions have to be completed by some arguments ;)
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@Lord Krishna:
It's mostly annoying because of missuses: it could be a cool effect if done moderatly and/or on well suited cases ;)
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<marquee> is deprecated for same reasons as <blink>, but in addition was never been an official html element... It should be avoided also and replace as well with Css and/or JS :P
https://code.sololearn.com/W4E9F2LDIFS9/?ref=app
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Once there was a blink tag in html.
<blink>My Text </blink>
but it's obsolete now and not supported.
Use css or js to do that.
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actually I would do it by css,too. I just read this opinion about js in another more experienced user's comment.
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here is the code:
https://code.sololearn.com/WQ3eegyj62Nk/?ref=app
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@lord krishna
decoration mostly.
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Can't agree more. Just wrote the code since it was asked for.
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marquee is actually used for other purposes and also obsolete but well, it's blinkinkg.
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hey! I solve this using html
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https://code.sololearn.com/WV1yGJ2luTbP/?ref=app