Flash Site Design - flash background color, javascript ie

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flash background color, javascript ie

subarroca@gmail.com

2006-11-05, 10:33 pm

Hello, i'm having problems with a flash movie which I want to be opened
in internet explorer without having to click on it to play with

I've found a script to achieve it but now I find I can't change the
background color and before appearing the flash I get a white rectangle
I want to avoid

If I set wmode to opaque I get rid of this but then I can't make it
work on firefox because .as files seem to fail

So, i'd like to run my .swf with .as on ie and ff and being able to set
background to black

Any help will be appreciated

Del

2006-11-05, 10:33 pm

<subarroca@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote

> Hello, i'm having problems with a flash movie which I want to be opened
> in internet explorer without having to click on it to play with
>
> I've found a script to achieve it but now I find I can't change the
> background color and before appearing the flash I get a white rectangle
> I want to avoid
>
> If I set wmode to opaque I get rid of this but then I can't make it
> work on firefox because .as files seem to fail
>
> So, i'd like to run my .swf with .as on ie and ff and being able to set
> background to black
>
> Any help will be appreciated

Not sure quite what you mean with half of that, but as no one else seems to
offer assistance... have you tried setting the background colour in the HTML
with a style tag in the head? As it sits in the head it should take priority
over any HTML in the body

<style type="text/css">
body {background-color: #000000}
</style>
</head>
<body>

subarroca@gmail.com

2006-11-05, 10:33 pm

Well, in fact I've got my background black but not flash background
which remains white

Del ha escrit:
> <subarroca@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote
>
>
> Not sure quite what you mean with half of that, but as no one else seems to
> offer assistance... have you tried setting the background colour in the HTML
> with a style tag in the head? As it sits in the head it should take priority
> over any HTML in the body
>
> <style type="text/css">
> body {background-color: #000000}
> </style>
> </head>
> <body>