benihana
msg:1563066 | 7:40 pm on Jul 26, 2004 (gmt 0) |
afaik the transparent bg is an IE only option, im afraid.
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Mobull
msg:1563067 | 9:43 pm on Jul 26, 2004 (gmt 0) |
According to Macromedia:
[macromedia.com...] The following browsers currently support windowless mode:
Windows and Mac OS X Internet Explorer 3 or higher (Windows)
Internet Explorer 5.1* and 5.2* (Macintosh)
Netscape 7.0*
Mozilla 1.0 or higher*
AOL*
CompuServe* I thought that firefox was a Mozilla 1.0? Or are they different? btw I saw another unanswered topic about this: [webmasterworld.com...] Is Firefox still only reading the embed tags?
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benihana
msg:1563068 | 8:24 am on Jul 27, 2004 (gmt 0) |
standing corrected ;) | In Firefox 9.2 it looks like crap. |
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so whats actually happening in FF?
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Mobull
msg:1563069 | 8:45 am on Jul 27, 2004 (gmt 0) |
AH sorry, that was not very clear from my post indeed. The background movie plays. Then the movie on top of this one loads en starts to play. It starts transparant, but the moving parts in that second movie wipe everything that was first transparant to black. So the transparant wmode only works half. [edit]Now this is very odd. I placed the <embed> properties back and it worked (of course). Then I deleted them...and it still seem to work? This means that the old cade is back....but now it woks....
I don't know what is causing this, but it's a very strange thing. [/edit]
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benihana
msg:1563070 | 8:48 am on Jul 27, 2004 (gmt 0) |
ok. im afraid i really dont know whats causing that. the only thing i could suggest would be try removing the references to <param name="bgcolor" value="000000" /> in your code. good luck!
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Mobull
msg:1563071 | 8:46 am on Aug 2, 2004 (gmt 0) |
it still does not work. I htought it worked, but it does not. WHo can help me out here since I haven't got a clue what is causing this. I cannot post the link to the site here, so if you want to see it please send me a private message.
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Harry
msg:1563072 | 10:43 am on Aug 3, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Why not add the skip intro link directly within the HTML page? This way, you're 100% sure that everybody will have access to it, and spiders will spot it - which help your pages get incuded in the SE. It will also make the total amount of code for that page smaller. Sometimes, the simple solution is the best.
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Mobull
msg:1563073 | 7:52 am on Aug 4, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Harry. I'm not sure if I get what you are saying. Of course you missthe body html and declaration stuff. All DIvs are in a html page. Or is this not what you mean?
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Harry
msg:1563074 | 2:44 am on Aug 5, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Could you put your Flash in a basic html page without any layers, javascript and whatever? If you did that, you could simply add a regular link and bypass all your troubles.
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