Snip:
http://hostourcoast.com/submission.cfm?v=4FDAE3A2-3048-71C2-17DBB62921713DFDc=1
CSS is here:
http://hostourcoast.com/_files/sifr3/css/sifr.css
I'm looking to find a similar effect with a youtube vid, but I can't seem to
find any of the divs mentioned in the css sheet...
I might not
Stephen Tang wrote:
The sIFR is being applied to the part that says Scott Rouse.
Snip:
http://hostourcoast.com/submission.cfm?v=4FDAE3A2-3048-71C2-17DBB62921713DFDc=1
CSS is here:
http://hostourcoast.com/_files/sifr3/css/sifr.css
But how come this isn't covered my any of the other
On 29/05/2009, at 4:57 AM, Karel Boogaards wrote:
But how come this isn't covered my any of the other items?
You will probably need to make your page available in order to anyone
to be able to help.
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css-discuss
On Nov 21, 2005, at 6:27 AM, Chad Calhoun wrote:
Actually, if you're interested in using DENG, the CSS support is
amazing
(includes CSS3). Not ALL of the features are supported, but it is a
lot
better than Macromedia's base support.
Whoa! Thanks for info! DENG is [EMAIL PROTECTED] cool! I
Actually, if you're interested in using DENG, the CSS support is amazing
(includes CSS3). Not ALL of the features are supported, but it is a lot
better than Macromedia's base support. It will take some playing around
with to learn to work with it. Here are a couple links to check out:
Hi There,
Say it ain't so.. :-(
Is it true you have limited use of the CSS tags in flash? And if so, does
anyone know where I might be able to find out more about this business of
creating styles using actionscript?
Kat
On Nov 20, 2005, at 6:26 PM, Kat Lindsey wrote:
Is it true you have limited use of the CSS tags in flash? And if so,
does
anyone know where I might be able to find out more about this business
of
creating styles using actionscript?
You may want to subscribe to this list:
I tried using a flash movie as a background (just experimenting away) in
the wrapper div.
I set an extra div id=background where the movie's playing.
Then I start in a new div with the menu and content.
I think I tried everything, absolute positioning, relative, float,
z-index, but the flash
I tried using a flash movie as a background (just experimenting away)
in the wrapper div.
I set an extra div id=background where the movie's playing.
Then I start in a new div with the menu and content.
I think I tried everything, absolute positioning, relative, float,
z-index, but the
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Christian Montoya wrote:
But when I'm designing XHTML for N+1 CSS files made by different
designers, and some who want to add video and/or flash in addition to
their images+CSS, I can't think of how to implement it, other than to
give the designers the ability to put custom
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template
which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the
page. Crap.
Now I have to add more divs and I have to add
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Ben Curtis wrote:
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the page. Crap.
Now I have
Peter Beckman wrote:
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Ben Curtis wrote:
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template
which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Isn't the video/Flash content, not display gunk? Thus, it *should* be
added into the XHTML markup of your page, using the element that was
made for it: object. Then, just use CSS to style or position the object
as you like.
but isn't there an issue with swfs,
But when I'm designing
XHTML for N+1 CSS files made by different designers, and some who want to
add video and/or flash in addition to their images+CSS, I can't think of
how to implement it, other than to give the designers the ability to put
custom Javascript files up and auto-include them
but isn't there an issue with swfs, movies and forms rising to the
top? I've struggled with this issue in designing, choosing to avoid
the problem from the start by never allowing popup menus to overlap
flash content or forms. I know you can hide stuff, but I find it
easier just to design
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the page. Crap.
Now I have to add more divs and I have to add objects. Now display gunk is
going into my XHTML code when
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