RobinJet
01-29-2008, 12:22 AM
Hi all!
I have this website and I've done a lot of work with the maximmum possible usable area for a screen res of 1024x768 which is 1000x600, considering the window titlebars and internet browser toolbars. :o
And now it turns out that flash has a little margin (gap) before it begins the SWF Player -- Like instead of placing the SWF at coords 0,0 of the webpage, the browser places the SWF Player at coords 10,10.
So now I'm seeing scrollbars where they should'nt appear. :eek:
I am doing a regular HTML Publish from Flash 9 - the HTML files are just as basic and regular as ever. :)
Pls check out this webpage I found which is just like mine -- seems it was made in (published from) flash! http://www.rkdutt.com/flashcontent.htm
Notice where the Flash file begins - its like there are a few pixels wasted at the top & left edges.
Can any HTML genius please tell me if it is possible to get the Flash Player Plugin for IE to remove these Margins ???? :confused:
I have Adobe DreamWeaver which is a WYSIWYG HTML editor if that could be of any use.
Thanks!
RobinJet
I have this website and I've done a lot of work with the maximmum possible usable area for a screen res of 1024x768 which is 1000x600, considering the window titlebars and internet browser toolbars. :o
And now it turns out that flash has a little margin (gap) before it begins the SWF Player -- Like instead of placing the SWF at coords 0,0 of the webpage, the browser places the SWF Player at coords 10,10.
So now I'm seeing scrollbars where they should'nt appear. :eek:
I am doing a regular HTML Publish from Flash 9 - the HTML files are just as basic and regular as ever. :)
Pls check out this webpage I found which is just like mine -- seems it was made in (published from) flash! http://www.rkdutt.com/flashcontent.htm
Notice where the Flash file begins - its like there are a few pixels wasted at the top & left edges.
Can any HTML genius please tell me if it is possible to get the Flash Player Plugin for IE to remove these Margins ???? :confused:
I have Adobe DreamWeaver which is a WYSIWYG HTML editor if that could be of any use.
Thanks!
RobinJet