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Don't want the border around my html/swf... 2

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natedeia

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May 8, 2001
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You know that border that appears around your flash swf file when opened by the html file. It is that one that appears if you have no idea how to get rid of it. Sure is bothering me, can anyone give me THEIR 2 cents on this one? Thanks a bunch!
 
try adding this:

<BODY bgcolor=&quot;#your color&quot; MARGINHEIGHT=&quot;0&quot; MARGINWIDTH=&quot;0&quot; TOPMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; BOTTOMMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; RIGHTMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; LEFTMARGIN=&quot;0&quot;>

and in html publish mode in flash make sure you have the dimensions set to percent..and the scale set to exact fit..

try that..see what happens..
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carlsatterwhite@endangeredgraphics.com
 
lol...sheeeesh...and scroll=no
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carlsatterwhite@endangeredgraphics.com
 
VIRT you hooked me up! One thing we have to remember, &quot;You only have to ask once&quot;. Well that should be the case. What is scroll &quot;no&quot;, the same thing?
 
Alright...who is 'jelous'?...sucker just popped up in here a couple days ago and he seems to kick some major butt!...=)

And I believe scroll=no should be the same thing, beacuse if you dont need to scroll, I think it gets rid of the borders...I could be wrong...been a while since I've worked w/ html.
 
no he means this!!

<BODY bgcolor=&quot;#your color&quot; MARGINHEIGHT=&quot;0&quot; MARGINWIDTH=&quot;0&quot; TOPMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; BOTTOMMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; RIGHTMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; LEFTMARGIN=&quot;0&quot; scroll=no>

you should add scroll=no to the end of the margins..



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carlsatterwhite@endangeredgraphics.com
 
I didn't seem to put scroll=no on it and it worked fine, great actually. I will have to try it with a site that has a larger canvas size. The one i am using is designed to just take up the screen, well now it does!
 
Adding scroll=no will just insure that, if you don't need it, no empty scroll bar will appear on the right. An empty scroll bar should normally appear even if your movie and the rest of your html display is smaller than the user's browser window.

;-) If you're stuck with lemons... Make lemonade!
 
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