"Changes in css in class copyright" I want to contribute under GSSOC 24 Extended. #948
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The solution involves implementing a scrolling text effect for a copyright notice. The goal is to create a dynamic, visually engaging text that moves continuously from right to left across the screen.
Key Features of the Solution:
CSS Animation:
A @Keyframes animation is applied to the text element, animating its horizontal position using the translateX() property.
The animation moves the text from 100% (off-screen to the right) to -100% (off-screen to the left), creating a continuous scrolling effect.
Responsive Design:
The text is wrapped within a container that uses white-space: nowrap to prevent line breaks, ensuring the text moves as a single line across the screen.
overflow: hidden ensures that the text is clipped once it moves out of the container's boundaries, providing a clean, professional look.
Customizable:
The scrolling speed can be adjusted by changing the duration of the animation (e.g., 10s can be modified to make the text move faster or slower).
The text content can easily be updated, allowing it to be used for different purposes, such as news tickers, important updates, or promotional banners.
Cross-Browser Compatibility:
The solution uses standard CSS properties that are widely supported across modern web browsers, ensuring consistent behavior for most users.
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