Just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in on the flash thing. I love CSS for
yet another reason whenever I add flash to a site, since it usually
involves a background image the same size as the movie, which when large
(wider than 400px) can add to the wait time for the movie to run
considerably. Usually its the largest thing in the movie.
CSS solution: Put the flash movie into a div, then set the big
background image you'd use for the movie as the background image on the
div. Bang! Flash movie much smaller, loads much faster, big image
cached, everyone's happy.
Any thoughts?
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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Genau Junior wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
The only problem with this is sometimes when you right-click (if you
ever need to right click) you get the Flash right-click options. You
might also get certain Flash cursors instead of the default browser
cursors.
On 9/26/05, *kvnmcwebn* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
'And I agree Sam, having movement like that behind text is
one of the worst
things you can do.'
I think that was meant as an example.
If this trick is used in a more ambiant way it could be really
useful.
Maybe just have some image substitution for opera until a solution
is found.
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Definetley
Flash cursosr are the best option to resolve this issue.,
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