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Embeddable "disable flash" component?
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Embeddable "disable flash" component?
by Don_HH2K » Tue 12 Oct, 2004 9:04 pm
Is there any way that I can disable Flash events on a webpage that I wrote, preferably something that I can copy/paste right into the body of an HTML document?
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Re: Embeddable "disable flash" component?
by Antony » Tue 12 Oct, 2004 9:06 pm
Comment out the embedded HTML tags for Flash?dluchini30 wrote:Is there any way that I can disable Flash events on a webpage that I wrote, preferably something that I can copy/paste right into the body of an HTML document?
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by Don_HH2K » Tue 12 Oct, 2004 9:11 pm
Actualy, what I'm getting at is, they're where I can't get to them, as in a web page host's (such as Angelfire) ad code.
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by Antony » Tue 12 Oct, 2004 9:16 pm
oh! you can't do anything about that, except if the the Flash is in a positioning element (such as span, div etc) or anyway named. you can hide it (the element) completely via CSS 2.
For example,
[tt]nameOfTheElement { display: none;}[/tt]
For example,
[tt]nameOfTheElement { display: none;}[/tt]
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