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Scrolling Text in Editor X | Wix Fix
Scrolling Text in Editor X | Wix Fix
Hey there, and welcome back to our blog! This month, we're taking on a cool design challenge – creating a scrolling text effect in Editor X. So, let's dive right in.
We stumbled upon this fantastic video tutorial by Extreme (an Editor X employee) on how to create a scrolling text effect in Editor X. The tutorial requires a bit of code and you can watch the complete video here for a step-by-step guide. Also, make sure to check out Extreme's YouTube channel for more cool tricks and Editor X genius.
So, why is a scrolling text effect important? Scrolling text can be an eye-catching element for your website, keeping your visitors engaged with your content. Whether you want to showcase your services or share your success stories, indulge your readers with this interactive and cool scrolling text effect. But, before we create this effect, don't forget to join our community at Live Learning Editor X for monthly NoCode Design Challenges with Prizes, mentoring on building design businesses, and furthering your career.
Creating a Scrolling Text Effect in Editor X
Alright, let's say you have a website or a section where you want to include a scrolling text effect. To achieve this, follow these steps:
Step 1: Add a container
Go to the section where you want the scrolling text effect and add a container.
Step 2: Adjust container settings
Make your container take up the full width of the section by setting it to 100% width. Also, set the container's alignment to the left and middle. Set the height to 100 pixels and remove the container's background color. Keep the magic happening by removing the section's height.
Step 3: Add your desired text
With your container ready, add the text that you want to scroll. Line up the text to the left and middle of the container. You can play around with the text settings, but for this example, we'll use the Barlow Medium font at 21 pixels. Ensure the text takes up the entire width of the screen.
Step 4: Add the code
As we mentioned earlier, this scrolling text effect requires a bit of code. Don't worry, though – we got you covered! Simply follow the video tutorial by Extreme and copy the code he provides.
With this code, your text will now scroll smoothly in your container, providing an eye-catching interactive element for your website's visitors.
And there you have it! With a bit of coding magic and some Editor X know-how, you've now created a scrolling text effect for your website. So, go ahead, give yourself a pat on the back – you deserve it!
Wrap Up
We hope this tutorial on creating a scrolling text effect in Editor X has been helpful. Don't forget to check out Extreme's YouTube channel for more Editor X tips and tricks. And remember, the only way to get better at anything is by practicing and taking up challenges. Join our community over at Live Learning Editor X for monthly NoCode Design Challenges with Prizes, mentoring on building design businesses, and furthering your career.
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