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Can i use <animate> with a <img src> ?

i would like to make a image move in the page

13th Jan 2018, 2:40 PM
Arthur Abreu
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You have to use the <marquee> tag.
13th Jan 2018, 2:42 PM
Robyn A
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It would be better if you use css. Marquee is deprecated.
13th Jan 2018, 4:08 PM
Swapnil Srivastava
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@Robyn_A: Actually <marquee> still works in most of browsers, even in an html5 document... The trick is that <marquee> had never been part of html specification, and html5 specification discourage it use and implementation, meaning that it should becomes unsupported by mostly browsers in future ^^ @Arthur Abreu: <animate> is not part of HTML standard, but part of SVG one: it can only be used in <svg> container... However, <svg> can hold image (as background of SVG shapes, so <img> in html is quite equivalent to <rect> in svg with background-image, even if svg is not design to handle bitmaps at first) and you can use <animate> as child of it. Anyway, @Swapnil Srivastava is right, using css animation features should be the better way to do ;)
13th Jan 2018, 6:27 PM
visph
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@Swapnil Thanks, I forgot that even though <marquee> works in the code playground, it doesn't work in HTML5.
13th Jan 2018, 4:26 PM
Robyn A
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