here you go, this will make the marquee stop on mouse over and begin again on mouse out
CODE
<marquee id="test" behavior="scroll" direction="up" height="200" scrolldelay="100" scrollamount="2" onMouseOver="document.all.test.stop()" onMouseOut="document.all.test.start()">
This is my test
</marquee>
Here is what the above code will look like
test marqueeNote: If you change the marquee id="
test" statement, then you will have to change the mouse over and mouse out statements to match (IE: onmouseover="document.all.
test.stop()"
For mouse down include this line within <marquee>
CODE
onMouseDown="document.all.test.start()"
OR
onMouseOut="document.all.test.stop()"
I hope this helps,
Chief.
P.S. this is really basic and the text will stop if your mouse enters the marquee area. You will need to refine your code to give the impression that it is the text that your stopping............like make the marquee width smaller, or better still turn the text that is scrolling into a link and add the mouse over and mouse out statements within the link attributes.
Here is an example
CODE
<marquee id="test" behavior="scroll" direction="up" height="200" scrolldelay="100" scrollamount="2">
<a href="index.html" onMouseOver="document.all.test.stop()" onMouseOut="document.all.test.start()">This is my test</a>
</marquee>
This will stop only the text and looks like this
Test #2 marquee