Mike again, can you tell we aren't flash people!
OK so before the questions it would probably be best to view the example so if my description is off you will still understand. If you visit www.blackpulp.com its a design firm out here in Houston and this is a perfect example of the full screen script I am needing. Anyone know how this is done? Also for the panning; what would be needed to pan a photo across the stage, a good example would be those flash "usually headers" you see with the sky similar as if you are in an airplane and looking out the window.
Are these difficult effects? I wouldn't say we are horrible at flash but our expertise is in SEO, so as we comprehend your advice..we still asked the questions because we don't know what in the !@#$% we are doing hah. Would love to get into some flash development as its satisfying when viewing your final product as well as great to use for reference.
Thanks guys!
lol, anyway to get a full screen flash webpage is fairly easy. But for future reference if you have found a website which has created the same sort of effect as you want then first look at the html source for that page and that should help. When you embed a flash movie into a webpage you enter variables that tell it how big it should be, you usualy enter these as the number of pixels. But you can also enter them as a percentage. To get a full screen movie you would enter the width and height as 100%. There is one problem with this is that there will be a border around the edge of your movie (i'm not to sure why) so you need to enter some code into the head of the file to cancel this. The full html for example, would be like this:
. The site has actually been pretty effective for the client since they just wanted local marketing and their phone to ring, Google has been treating the site nicely fortunately. I will post when I all is complete and you will know what I mean. Are you speaking of the "click to activate this control" - dotted lines border?
