What you are basically asking for is impossible.
When you compare zoom in and zoom out along with auto scrolling text, you are talking apples and oranges. The zoom in and zoom out affects the entire screen, not some portion of it. Yes, you can auto scroll the entire window, but I don’t think that is what you want and besides, that will take some coding too. See example 1, below.
I have not tried this but it should work. You can add a custom icon in the toolbar in HTML Exec using the, “Execute this Script Function”. Before that you will need to have the function already written based on your project and put it in your UserMain file. Based on how you write the code, the function may toggle auto scrolling, on and off, and you will reference javascript code on each page. To minimize the size of the files, try to use an external JS file, if possible.
Here are some examples.
- http://www.brownielocks.com/autoscroll1.html This will autoscroll the entire window. The code is at the bottom of the page. Click on the link for scollable text over a fixed background.
- http://davidwalsh.name/smooth-scroll-mootools This is using an external JS file. It shows how to quickly jump between areas on the same page, using the Moo Tools Library and smooth scrolling.
- http://www.webidsupport.com/forums/...DIV-script&s=03b677b33ae02f70e1437724a4a66f68 This is the source code that will autoscroll a DIV element.
There are so many possible ways to setup an autoscroll function, it would be impossible to have them all in one function. What element do you want scrolled, with or without scroll bars, what speed or variable speed, etc?
The easiest way, is to get one working for one of your pages and then copy paste what is needed for the rest of your pages. To minimize the code, I would look at the possibility of using an external JS file.
Since, I have not tried this, Tech Support can comment on the 3rd paragraph for accuracy for setting this up in the toolbar, above.
HawkeyeTX