free icons download

Ok I have no clue how to create a flash animated file.I have
tried many many times but can not figure it out.So I was wondering
if anyone could do me a huge favor and create me a flash movie.I
will pay for it so you will be getting something in return.Here is
what I am looking for.I know it is a little intrecate but I think
it should be able to be made

What i want is it will start off with the words Cold Blooded
Killers fading into the picture.Then I want it to show a guy
looking towards a sign that says Welcome to Hell. Then another guy
standing right behind the first guy with a gun held to the first
guys head, mind you the two guys are standing in snow.I want the
second guy to shoot the first guy dead in the back of the head.
Then i want a blood splatter from the shot to go all over the words
Cold Blooded Killers causing them to drip with red blood.Then I
want it to go back to the second guy with him saying something like
Even after Hell has frozen over the CBK are stilling killing.Then
it go back to the bloddy words and have the blood freeze over into
a light blue ice color and that would be the ending.

Also if it is possible I want the 2 guys to be in counter
strike:source uniforms not stick ppl lol

This is a flash movie for my css clans website so that is why
the content is shooting.Just thought I would clarify that lol.Well
please let me know if you are interested.Thank you in advance

I’m currently modifying another clients’ webpage and I’m
using the new tooltips to make them appear on this big imagemap.
Works great here:

http://www.agaimga.com/class_new.html

But that’s in its’ own webpage. Not the idea. A index.html
page is supposed to load this .html into a div container as you’ll
see here:

http://www.agaimga.com/index_new.html

Now if you rollover the state of Louisiana on both pages,
you’ll see the problem. Works by itself but not nested. Moving the
Javascript Widget out to the index_new page doesn’t change
anything. In fact, it brings up an error prompt in Firefox. So is
there is a fix for this? Can I use it this way?|||
Looks like the injected content is not ready when the widget
constructor is fired off.

You will have to set up an observer that detects when the
content is loaded and then fire off the widget constructor.

You can see how we do it with Spry Data here:

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/#widgets

Check the widgets ‘from Spry Data’.

The content needs to exist before firing off the constructor.

Hope this helps,

Don|||
So it can’t be in external HTML files?|||
I am having a similar problem. I have an image that is within
a div tag. I want to treat that image as a trigger for a tooltip. I
got it to work, but the problem is that the tooltip that pops up
gets hidden by the div container that the trigger image is in.

I have tried to set the overflow of the containing DIV to
visible, and that simply does not work. I have also tried defining
a class for the tooltip popup so that the z-index is at 9999, and
that doesn’t work either. Any suggestions so that the tooltip
hovers above any and all divs?

Thanks for your time and help.

I am having a problem with viewing a website that uses a
flashplayer. I can go to youtube and see the videos fine, but the
site that I need to go to, I get a white page, and nothing on it. I
have to get into this site for my job and do training at home. The
helpdesk at my company is not any help. I have downloaded, and
unistalled, and done just about everything everyone has suggested
in the other threads. Why is it that I can view some websites but
this one, that I need, I can’t view. The web address ends in a .swf
. Please, please, please help me.

Hi,

i’m quite new to flex and trying to customize a
richtexteditor element. now i’d like to add more fonts to the
richtexteditor, is this possible and if yes how?

at the moment i embedded the font, but how can i import it to
the rte?

quote:

---

[Embed(source='BOD_R.TTF', fontName='Bodoni MT',
mimeType='application/x-font', flashType='true')] private var
myFont:Class;

---

|||
I can’t get this to work either. This surprisingly, seems to
be a huge hole in Flex. The RTE can be assigned 1 embedded font,
through the RTE’s fontfamily attribute. But, if you utilize the
fontfamilyarray, your embedded fonts, if they are non-system fonts,
are basically ignored. I’ve search high and low, and noboday has a
fix for this. I saw a posting on the flex bug’s web site, but
someone said it was supposed to act this way… Which really throws
me for a loop, so basically its supposed to be broken then. Below
is a reference to what I’ve been able to do. I think I’m pretty
close, but of course nobody actually knows how to get multiple
(non-system) fonts to work in the RTE.

<mx:Style>

@font-face {

src:url(“AABIGFICTION.swf”);

fontFamily: “AABIGFICTION”;

}

@font-face {

src:url(“Baskerville_Old_Face.swf”);

fontFamily: “Baskerville_Old_Face”;

}

</mx:Style>

<mx:Script>

<![CDATA[

private function returnHandler():void {

RTE.fontFamilyArray = ["AABIGFICTION",
"Baskerville_Old_Face"];

}

]]>

</mx:Script>

<mx:RichTextEditor id=”RTE” title=”Title” width=”440″
height=”368″ creationComplete=”returnHandler();”>

*NOTE*

*IF you assign the fontFamily within the RTE to 1 of the
embedded non-system fonts, it will render the font.

*Below AAGBIGFICTION will show, but you will not be able to
use any other font.

****

<mx:RichTextEditor id=”RTE” title=”Title” width=”440″
fontFamily=”AABIGFICTION” height=”368″
creationComplete=”returnHandler();”>

|||
I just figured this one out. Make sure that if you embed a
font, that every font used by the movie is embedded. Because if
flex tries to use a font that is not embedded, Flex will
automatically switch to using system fonts. IT WILL IGNORE YOUR
EMBEDDED FONTS.

In my project, I was embedding 2 non-system fonts. The Rich
Text editor by default uses Verdana to display your text size,
font, all the control components that belong to the Rich Text
Editor… And since I didn’t embed Verdana, Flex ignored my
embedded fonts, and forced the movie to use Verdana. After I
embedded the system font (Verdana) everything worked as expected.

So this fixed the issue:

@font-face {

src:url(“AABIGFICTION.swf”);

fontFamily: “AABIGFICTION”;

fontName: “AABIGFICTION”;

}

@font-face {

src:url(“Baskerville_Old_Face.swf”);

fontFamily: “Baskerville_Old_Face”;

fontName: “Baskerville_Old_Face”;

}

@font-face {

src: local(Verdana);

fontFamily: “Verdana”;

fontName: “Verdana”;

}

Trying out CS3 and it’s spry menu, I hit (apart from the
expected CS3 trouble)

on a very basic problem. On this page
http://www.ochrid.dds.nl/vlinderTest.htm

,

the container is set to a width of 80% and the left sidebar
to 24%. So I

thought I could set the width of the main container to 76%,
totalling 100 % of

the container.

Not so: IE7 is very tolerant, but FF pushed the mainContent
div down. Fixing

it’s width to 60% makes it allright in FF too, but surely
this is not an

elegant solution.

What is wrong with my resoning? (Once I have figured this
out, perhaps I’ll

figure out how to stretch the width of the menubar…)

–

Regards,

Adriana.

[ put out the rubbish if you need to reach me by e-mail ]

www.spinsister.nl

|||
> Trying out CS3 and it’s spry menu, I hit (apart from the
expected CS3

> trouble) on a very basic problem. On this page

>
http://www.ochrid.dds.nl/vlinderTest.htm
,

> the container is set to a width of 80% and the left
sidebar to 24%. So I

> thought I could set the width of the main container to
76%, totalling 100 %

> of the container.

> Not so: IE7 is very tolerant, but FF pushed the
mainContent div down. Fixing

> it’s width to 60% makes it allright in FF too, but
surely this is not an

> elegant solution.

> What is wrong with my resoning? (Once I have figured
this out, perhaps I’ll

> figure out how to stretch the width of the menubar…)

Is my question too stupid? I really want to know how I should
calculate the

width or whether the problem is elsewhere.

–

Regards,

Adriana.

[ put out the rubbish if you need to reach me by e-mail ]

www.spinsister.nl

|||
A.Translator wrote:

> What is wrong with my resoning? (Once I have figured
this out, perhaps

> I’ll figure out how to stretch the width of the
menubar…)

The 20px padding on #mainContent is added to width, causing
it to drop

down. Remove the padding and change the width to 75%, and it
comes back up.

When using percentage widths never use numbers that add up to
exactly

100, because rounding errors will often make your floats drop
down. Use

figures that add up to 98% or 99%.

–

David Powers, Adobe Community Expert

Author, “The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3″ (friends of
ED)

Author, “PHP Solutions” (friends of ED)

http://foundationphp.com/

|||
>> What is wrong with my resoning? (Once I have figured
this out, perhaps I’ll

>> figure out how to stretch the width of the
menubar…)

> The 20px padding on #mainContent is added to width,
causing it to drop down.

> Remove the padding and change the width to 75%, and it
comes back up.

> When using percentage widths never use numbers that add
up to exactly 100,

> because rounding errors will often make your floats drop
down. Use figures

> that add up to 98% or 99%.

Thank you, David! Again.

–

Regards,

Adriana.

[ put out the rubbish if you need to reach me by e-mail ]

www.spinsister.nl

|||
A.Translator wrote:

> Thank you, David! Again.

My pleasure, Adriana.

–

David Powers, Adobe Community Expert

Author, “The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3″ (friends of
ED)

Author, “PHP Solutions” (friends of ED)

http://foundationphp.com/

|||
Your #mainContent div has a 60% width, a 20px padding on both
sides, and a 1px border on the left. All these values add up, so
it’s total width is 60%+40px+1px at the moment.

When its width was set to 76%, its total width was
76%+40px+1px.

The sidebar1 div has a 24% width, so the grand total was
24%+76%+40px+1px. This was 41pixels wider than 100%.

Your #mainContent div was pushed down in Firefox simply
because there was not enough room for it.|||
Oooops, I doubleanswered it… my bad.

Here was only the question when I started to type my post,
but I was slow a little bit.

Is 3:00 AM a valid excuse?|||
> Oooops, I doubleanswered it… my bad.

> Here was only the question when I started to type my
post, but I was slow a

> little bit.

> Is 3:00 AM a valid excuse?

No excuse needed. I appreciate both answers and explanations.
It is I who

should apologise for what was indeed a question I should have
figured out

myself.

–

Regards,

Adriana.

[ put out the rubbish if you need to reach me by e-mail ]

www.spinsister.nl