I admit...it's a pretty useless "feature" but I just made it to kill some time =D
Usage
The simplest usage is as follows:$.marqueeTitle();
The above snippet will use your existing title text to scroll.
You can also pass in an object with options to alter the script's behavior. The options are the following:
- text - Use this parameter to set custom text if you don't want the scrolling text to be taken from the title
- dir - "left" or "right"; by default, it's set to "left"
- speed - The time it takes, in ms, for one character rotation
Here's another example, now demonstrating the parameters:
$.marqueeTitle({ text: "This my custom text", dir: "right", speed: 500 });
Source
(function ($) { var shift = { "left": function (a) { a.push(a.shift()); }, "right": function (a) { a.unshift(a.pop()); } }; $.marqueeTitle = function (options) { var opts = $.extend({}, { text: "", dir: "left", speed: 200 }, options), t = (opts.text || document.title).split(""); if (!t) { return; } t.push(" "); setInterval(function () { var f = shift[opts.dir]; if (f) { f(t); document.title = t.join(""); } }, opts.speed); }; }(jQuery));