I think (I'm not really sure about Flash, either) if you put the Flash element inside a layer, and used the onclick attribute of the layer, that might work.
e.g:
<span...
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I think (I'm not really sure about Flash, either) if you put the Flash element inside a layer, and used the onclick attribute of the layer, that might work.
e.g:
<span...
Yeah, I can use the menu and resize the text, so what's the problem?
A couple of years ago, I stumbled across a DHTML game engine called Gamelib. Within this engine, there was a function like the one you are describing. Does this help?
There seems to be restrictions when placing ships. Is it that you can't place them next to eachother?
Good game, by the way.
Do you want mouse movement to move the image? Like a drag-and-drop feature?
1) CODE TITLE: Message Coder
2) AUTHOR NAME/NOTES: Turkey1605
3) DESCRIPTION: A simple code that turns a text/numbers message into a number list or a number list into a text/numbers...
Yes, there is a very simple solution to your problem. In the <img> tag, using the propertires VSPACE and HSPACE create a gap on the sides of the image. You can't specify exactly which sides to create...
Firstly, in the onclick procedure, you need to 'grab' (I'm sure there's a more technical name out there!) the layer you want to make visible/hidden:
var obj=document.getElementById(layer name)...
Does anyone else use DHTML to make games? I specialise in DHTML gamery, and have written my own game engine. I was just wondering if anyone else uses their powers in the same way.
What do you mean by 'dynamically'?
See, living in England, we're never in cars for more than 8-10 hours driving around our puny island.
Instead of modifying the actual button, could you add something like this:
function click_button()
{
function_1(); //Call first function
function_2(); //Call second function
}
And have...
I found www.w3schools.com useful for quick basics learning.
Yes, there are ways to find both the screen res. and the window size. You can even find them out across browsers:
var winW,winH,scrW,scrH; //define variables
//Find window dimensions:
...
Check any CSS code or something for a 'background' or 'background-color' attribute in the class you are using for the menu items. If there's none, try setting it to transparent.
Assuming you have all of your images in an array, you can run through them using an increasing 'index' variable. The variable can just be incremented on each cycle until it reaches a certain value,...
Do you know how I could make it compatible?
1) CODE TITLE: Event Finder - Time until or since an event
2) AUTHOR NAME/NOTES:turkey1605
3) DESCRIPTION: A simple program that finds out how long you have to wait until an event or how long...