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Version: 3.2.7

Ticker

The <ticker> element allows the display of scrolling text (ticker) on the screen. It is configurable in terms of appearance, speed, and content.

Basic Usage

Simple ticker running from right to left with a text content.


<ticker region="image" dur="10s" fontName="Arial" fontSize="30"
fontColor="#ffd800" linearGradient="#ff0000 0%, #aa9999 100%"
indentation="50" velocity="50">
<text>This is testing content for new Ticker component.</text>
<text>This is another testing content for new Ticker component.</text>
</ticker>
  • region: logical part of the screen where the ticker will be displayed.
  • dur: specifies a duration of the ticker during playback. The valid value is either with or without seconds - dur="10" dur="10s". Decimals are not allowed (e.g. dur="10.45s").
  • fontName: name of the font used for the text.
  • fontSize: size of the text.
  • fontColor: color of the text.
  • linearGradient: gradient color of the text.
  • indentation: space between the text and the edge of the screen.
  • velocity: speed of the text scrolling.

Text Element

Represents individual messages in the ticker. The <ticker> element can contain multiple <text> elements, which will scroll sequentially. Each <text> element contains a string that will be displayed as part of the ticker.


<text>This is testing content for new Ticker component.</text>
<text>This is another testing content for new Ticker component.</text>

The ticker will play the first message, then the second message, the first message and so on.

Example


<ticker
region="image"
dur="10s"
fontName="Arial"
fontSize="30"
fontColor="#ffd800"
linearGradient="#ff0000 0%, #aa9999 100%"
indentation="50"
velocity="50">
<text>Text1.</text>
<text>Text2.</text>
</ticker>
  • Displays a ticker in the image region for 10 seconds.
  • Uses the Arial font at a size of 30px in yellow (#ffd800).
  • Adds a red-to-gray gradient effect.
  • Scrolls text starting 50 pixels from the edge at a speed of 50 pixels/second.
  • Displays "Text1." and "Text2." sequentially.