This method, which uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), is similar to IFRAMES but has the advantage that is will be displayed for all browsers.

This is another part of this document but it will be automatically adjusted to the width of 300 and a height of 140 pixels. A scroll bar will be present if there is enough text/graphics to cause the need for one. It will be placed on the page where it is set by using the <div> tag.

The font size has been set at 1.

This is accomplished using:

<div style="width:300;height:100;background-color:#FFFFCC;overflow:auto">
...your text and/or graphic here....
</div>.

Using other html code you can position the text anyplace on your page. For example, using a one row, two column table you can place the scrolling text on the right side of the page and change the width to 250 and the height to 50.

This is another part of this document but it will be automatically adjusted to the width of 250 and a height of 140 pixels. A scroll bar will be present if there is enough text/graphics to cause the need for one. It will be placed on the page where it is set by using the <div> tag. The font size has been set at 1.

In addition, by using the position attribute (see above) you could place the scrolling text box anywhere on your page. But be careful at it could overlay other text or graphics.

For more information on using CSS properties, see w3schools.com