why flash float outside div when set to hidden?
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can you copy/paste the section of the code? I could give you a pertinent answer after;)
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Thats the JAVA Script they have.\n\nIts related to mouse movement... based on which the image moves.
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Try changing the fields settings in the render options, possibly to "No fields"
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a tab floats and stops the water
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Actually it gets wider as the widest as the text written. Or you can write the following code in the <select> tag:\n\nstyle="WIDTH: 200px"\n\nand change the 200px with what suits you.
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sounds like you took the wrong class\n\nbut you can do that if you have flash on your computer, there is a book by denis gaskil that will tell you how to do that
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I think the problem is probably screen resolution. I know you said that you've tried adjusting your screen width, but maybe your monitor is too small for everything to fit on.\n\nYou see, in HTML (website programming), when you type something, and it reaches the end of a line, it jumps to the next. Likewise, if all the links can't fit on one line, one will jump to the next line.\n\nStill, it is strange that the link appears over a text box. Maybe it is something wrong with Yahoo's programming, but I doubt it. My searches are working fine.\n\nTry setting your text size by going to View -> Text size. Select a text smaller than the one currently selected. (This is for Internet Explorer)\n\nHope that could help...
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Assuming you can locate a counter that is hidden, your Web pages have an HTML component that renders the SWF files as embedded objects.\n\nJust open up the HTML in a text editor such as Notepad and paste the counter's code in there.
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Make sure you have javascript enabled.\nAlso make sure you have macromedia flash player installed as well.
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This javascript is using Microsoft's proprietary document.all syntax. I'm not sure if that is why you are getting this result, but you really should be using DOM scripting so that the code works in all other browsers.\n\nIf you go onto the Dynamic Drive website, they have updated this script to be nicer to other browsers.\n\nhttp://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex11/flashform.htm
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Ok, i've modified both files, here is the links:\n\nCSS FILE: http://pastebin.com/716324\nHTML FILE: http://pastebin.com/716328\n\nUse these, they are a little better than what you had. You will still need to play with it to get the exact results you want. The idea here is not to use absolute positioning. Rather, using "floated" divs gets the result you want. Absolte should only be used when you are a putting something on a layer of it's own (on top of everything) and out of the flow of the other HTML markup. In other words, absolute positioning should be used very sparingly. Hope this helps.
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No sweat. check this site, it gives you the complete html code for it.\nhttp://www.spiderpaws.com/tourney/html/flashing_text.htm
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All of the light "floating" in the air is composed of photons which are eventually absorbed by the atoms in the room and converted into heat.  This heat eventually dissapates through the walls and radiates outside the room.  Of course, there is an imperceptable delay between when the last photon leaves the light and is absorbed by the walls, but this happens at the speed of light and can't be seen by you or me.
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use the Dreaweaver or the frontpage to add a layer over your webpage if thats what u mean by floating!!
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try removing the CENTER..\n\n<body text="" bgcolor="FFFF00">\n<div align="center">\n<p align="left"><br>\n</p>\n<p align="center"><br>\n<IMG SCR="images/index_slice_01.jpg...\n<?
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<style>\n<!--\n.verticaltext {\nwriting-mode: tb-rl;\nfilter: flipv fliph;\n}\n-->\n</style>\n\n<div class="verticaltext">Test-1</div>
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There are two ways to do such thing.\n\n1- You could create a overflow float within your document\n2- You could use the textarea tags\n\nBy the help of CSS you could easily alter the way it looks like.\n\nFor instance... \n\n<div style="overflow: auto;overflow-y: hidden;"> \n  Your text....\n</div>\n\nWhat this will do is create you a section which has scrollbars, what you could add is ohter stylesheets as well..\nTake a look at this link: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html\n\nNow the other way is to do this:\n<textarea style="background-color: red;"></textarea>\n\nThat is mainly used for FORMS. I presonally recommend the first technique the overflow since it is the modern and better way.\n\nIf you need anyhelp let me know. Note that by adding CSS to that tag you could alter anyhting you care to!\n\nTake care