CSS + Flash
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CSS + Flash
Hey, in CSS you can specify a background-image. Can you specify a background animation? Specifically flash?
Thanks guys / gals.
Thanks guys / gals.
- Vincent Puglia
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If you're using DIV layers, you can place the flash movie on a layer behind the text or anything.
Example:
-Nay
Example:
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<div style="position:absolute;left:0;top:0;z-index:1">
<embed src="somflash.swf"></embed>
</div>
<div style="position:absolute;left:0;top:0;z-index:2">
The text on top of the DIV
</div>Flash have friggin probs with DIV... i've been in vein while working of DIV's and flash.... it's like flash doesn't give any respect to DIVs it overrides them..or overlap whatever u prefer to call it...
this was my experience on win2k and XP with IE 5.x as well as IE6 and 6 with SP1 browsers.. netscape have bigger troubles with FLASH and DIVs....
this was my experience on win2k and XP with IE 5.x as well as IE6 and 6 with SP1 browsers.. netscape have bigger troubles with FLASH and DIVs....
- Vincent Puglia
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Hi,
Flash, java, selection list elements, and a few other objects override normal elements on a page. Zindex does nothing. AFAIK, it is because those objects are rendered via the OS and not the browser. Any rate, if you really wish to learn more, msdn.microsoft.com and assorted other sites have articles on the phenonemon.
I like trollll's option.
Vinny
Flash, java, selection list elements, and a few other objects override normal elements on a page. Zindex does nothing. AFAIK, it is because those objects are rendered via the OS and not the browser. Any rate, if you really wish to learn more, msdn.microsoft.com and assorted other sites have articles on the phenonemon.
I like trollll's option.
Vinny