sharkbiteart
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I have used the DW imageviewer to set a slideshow, but I cannot get rid of the border. How can I get rid of the border and have the images full size?
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That's not a border its the Flash animation's background color.
It is determined by the bgcolor parameter in the AC_FL_RunContent function.
You'll need to change that to something else, but don't ask me what.
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It is determined by the bgcolor parameter in the AC_FL_RunContent function.
You'll need to change that to something else, but don't ask me what.
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Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:
Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown.
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sharkbiteart
Technical User
Thanks, I know that's the background colour, I want the photos to take up the whole image, without that area visible.
Well my guess would be to remove the bgcolor parameter all together. But I'm not to familiar with that function call to be 100% certain. Alternatively perhaps you can set it to "transparent" instead of having a color specified there.
As for maximizing the image I think that's down to the size of the flash movie. Try playing around the the height and width numbers in the function call.
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Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:
Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown.
As for maximizing the image I think that's down to the size of the flash movie. Try playing around the the height and width numbers in the function call.
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Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:
Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown.
fauntleroy
Technical User
Great design by the way! Clever background (faucets). I actually liked the gold border (background color). It would look great if it was even all around the image. You've got the frame set at zero "frameThickness:0" so I'm puzzled why the image is constricting itself.... and leaving more space on the bottom.
I actually had no idea Dreamweaver could create this sort of (Flash) layout?
I'm not that versed in Flash .... and use SlideshowPro for this sort of thing. I'll be looking forward to the solution.
I actually had no idea Dreamweaver could create this sort of (Flash) layout?
I'm not that versed in Flash .... and use SlideshowPro for this sort of thing. I'll be looking forward to the solution.
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sharkbiteart
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Yes, I am not a flash person as well, and I normally use Monoslideshow but this seemed like such a simple way to do this. So far I have had no answer, if I do get one from another source, I will post it here.
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