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Re: flash animation over dropdown menu layers..
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| FreakyJesus 2006-03-26, 3:35 am |
| I don't think you can. flash always sits on top. Look through this forum for a similar post though cause i think someone may have posted a link to a work-around.....
Andy
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| FreakyJesus 2006-03-26, 3:35 am |
| Plus, i think you could repsoduce the slide in effect using either the drag layer behaviour, or an extension from project seven...
Andy
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| FreakyJesus 2006-03-28, 6:29 pm |
| i had plum forgotten flevooware had one. the DW drag layer needs an actual
onClick, huh? I never used it after that "check every menu and button" phase
you go through with new software.
Or is that just me...?
Andy
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| Murray *ACE* 2006-03-28, 6:29 pm |
| > Or is that just me...?
Could be.... 8)
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"FreakyJesus" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>i had plum forgotten flevooware had one. the DW drag layer needs an actual
> onClick, huh? I never used it after that "check every menu and button"
> phase
> you go through with new software.
> Or is that just me...?
>
> Andy
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| Thanks Murray - I've fixed that for one example page.
I'm guessing that in an ideal world, I shouldn't really go down that route for
obvious accesibility reasons tho'? Although I guess the target audience of the
client would be reasonable sized companies - so presume the majority of them
would be using IW. But then again, I guess I should never presume.
So here's the www.handprintwebdesign.co.uk/Collin...ew/layout22.htm
But it might be a better plan to put the flash above the menus on the page,
http://www.handprintwebdesign.co.uk...ew/layout21.htm
Iain
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| Murray *ACE* 2006-03-28, 6:29 pm |
| Personally, I think it's always a good idea to move the two so that there is
no conflict.
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"dukla" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Murray - I've fixed that for one example page.
>
> I'm guessing that in an ideal world, I shouldn't really go down that route
> for
> obvious accesibility reasons tho'? Although I guess the target audience of
> the
> client would be reasonable sized companies - so presume the majority of
> them
> would be using IW. But then again, I guess I should never presume.
>
> So here's the www.handprintwebdesign.co.uk/Collin...ew/layout22.htm
>
> But it might be a better plan to put the flash above the menus on the
> page,
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> http://www.handprintwebdesign.co.uk...ew/layout21.htm
>
> Iain
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| FreakyJesus 2006-03-28, 6:29 pm |
| page is coming together nicely, dukla.
"> Or is that just me?
Could be.... 8)"..........
i suspected as much....................
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| Ta - I think moving the drop downs below the flash is going to be the way to
go. And maybe even move the logo and title down as well, and leave the top part
as a narrower band just with the top right navigation.
Also need to play around more with some simple flash examples - I'm thinking
maybe with a single image much larger than the stage, that pans across - a bit
less fussy. And maybe incorporate some photos of the places on the maps.
Iain
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