CSS property: marquee-direction
Availability
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BlackBerry®
Device Software 4.7.1 or later
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Usage
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all non-replaced block-level elements, table cells, and inline-block elements
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Inherited
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yes
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Default value
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forward
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The marquee-direction property specifies the direction that the BlackBerry® Browser scrolls the content when you specify overflow: scroll for the element.
The values for this property are relative to the values that you specify for the overflow-style
and direction
properties.
The BlackBerry Browser often sets the direction property based on the default language of the BlackBerry device.
Property values
Value
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Description
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forward
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This value indicates that the content scrolls forward through the block box, relative to the values that are set for the overflow-style
and direction
properties.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-line and direction: ltr styles are set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls from left to right through the block box.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-line and direction: rtl styles are set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls from right to left through the block box.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-block style is set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls upward through the block box.
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reverse
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This value indicates that the content scrolls backwards through the block box, relative to the values that are set for the overflow-style
and direction
properties.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-line and direction: ltr styles are set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls from right to left through the block box.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-line and direction: rtl styles are set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls from left to right
through the block box.
- If the overflow-style: marquee-block style is set on or inherited by the element, the content scrolls downward through the block box.
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