How to Create a Scrolling Text Marquee in Showit

[@mariedavis28]

Thank you for not skipping any steps! This was very helpful. I've watched a few others and wasn't able to get it right - they left out a couple steps lol

[@theKdesignco]

Oh, so happy it was helpful!! :)

[@imedia3d67]

Found this tutorial very useful, thanks!!!

[@theKdesignco]

So glad this was helpful :)

[@kaelisweigard]

so helpful thank you!!

[@theKdesignco]

So glad you liked the video!!

[@alexaluckycreative]

Awesome tutorial! So helpful - thank you for sharing!!

[@theKdesignco]

So glad you liked it!!

[@ceciliainnes2586]

Hi Krisitn, Another idea has popped in for the Showit tutorial: How do you combine uppercase, lowercase, and italics in the same sentence for a heading? Do you need CSS for this? Or is there another way around this? Norfolk has a video tutorial, but it's not that easy to understand. They don't really explain how to distinguish uppercase, lowercase, and italics in the same line.

[@theKdesignco]

It depends what fonts you are using. If you are using a Google font that has regular and italic styles and they are both added to your site in your design settings, you can create this effect using basic text formatting in one text box. If you are using a custom font, you will need CSS to style the different parts of your text. I can definite make a tutorial on this too.

[@theKdesignco]

Hey Cecilia, just wanted to let you know we created a new video tutorial for how to combine text styles / fonts if you haven’t already seen it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWGUl5SmlpmDgas

[@ChristelVanHeerden]

Hi there! When i do my marque the text starts in the middle of the screen before moving over to slide across the page. Do you have any idea how to fix this? I did exactly what you did :(

[@theKdesignco]

You might need to add a bit more text in your text box and also make sure the edge of your text box is line up with the right of the page.