How To Web Design & Dev Marquee in Web Design Share Pin Email Print Steve Bronstein/Getty Images Web Design & Dev Basics HTML CSS by Jennifer Kyrnin Updated April 12, 2018 In HTML, a marquee is a small section of the browser window that displays text that rolls across the screen. You use the element to create this scrolling section.The MARQUEE element was first created by Internet Explorer and was eventually supported by Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari, but it is not an official part of the HTML specification. If you must create a scrolling section of your page, it's best to use CSS instead. See the examples below for how.Pronunciationmar key – (noun)Also Known Asscrolling marqueeExamplesYou can create a marquee in two ways. HTML: This text will scroll across the screen. CSS This text will scroll across the screen. You can learn more about how to use the various CSS3 marquee properties in the article: Marquee in the Age of HTML5 and CSS3. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit Continue Reading