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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: jdjtcagle on June 29, 2004, 10:31:45 am
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Ok so I made a basic flash menu for a website.
Next I make the website Index...
Now I'm stuck, I'm trying to get that flash on to my index, but how?
Can you do it on Image Ready?
Photoshop?
I'm lost...:blah:
Any help would be really appreciated :)
What?
whenever I try it on Dreamweaver. My screen gets distorted and there's F logo, but it doesn't work :(
(http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/9067/3700.jpg)
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*bump*
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*denied*
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check you have the most recent flash plugin?
i dunno, i remember having this problem back like three years ago when they taught us dreamweaver at school. the best solution is to screw dreamweaver, and do it in Flash and notepad ;)
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:nod: Point out a site that shows the HTML secrets :)
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www.htmlgoodies.com is what i used as reference back in the day. a great site, i hope it's still around.
and if you need any HTML or Flash help, post here and one of us will help :)
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Is this a legit project or just a personal one?
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I was going to make it a newbie website, Like the Wiki and Kara's FAQ all in one website and other freespace stuff
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Ah, n/m my idea of Shockwave would be overkill.
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Originally posted by jdjtcagle
I was going to make it a newbie website, Like the Wiki and Kara's FAQ all in one website and other freespace stuff
*Voice of experience speaks*
Put FAQ type stuff on the wiki. It's a ***** to keep up to date on your own. My own FAQ is getting really out of date now. Gotta move more of it over.
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It was actually links to those places. :)
cause right now when a newbie comes we give him a bunch of different links. I'll just organize them and add whats needed
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Lesson 1) Never use WYSIWYG
Lesson 2) Never USE WYSIWYG
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what is WYSIWYG??
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What You See Is What You Get
Standard anacronym for GUI-based editing. Key part of making programs and technology accessible.
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in the case of HTML you should never your WYSIWYG - there are other things that it's ok for {fred2}
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WYSIWYG HTML ends up giving you terrible code that's completely messy and not useful if you want to change one tiny bit here or there. Create your HTML using a text-editor.
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Ok, I fixed my problem :) I was trying to enter a flash movie instead a flash player deal
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Originally posted by Kazan
in the case of HTML you should never your WYSIWYG - there are other things that it's ok for {fred2}
I would say that depends on the HTML - if it's a quick & amateur site, then it's doubtful how much benefit you'd get from 'hand-coding' it. Maybe cut out a few bits of obfuscated or unecessary code, but that stuff is invisible to the viewer anyways.
Although we should probably all be using XML/XSL/XHTML nowadays. :)
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I prefer writing HTML and what-not in a text editor.
For my website, I'm going for XHTML. Not that tricky really.