flash in table - help!
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- mrming
Hi all,
I've got a flash move in a table cell. A slight border is appearing all the way around the movie - does anyone know how to remove this or why it might be happening?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Merry Xmas!
- Biofreak0
post a link?
i got a bit of time for now to check. post and ill peek at it.
- mrming0
OK two secs - I'll just upload it!
- Biofreak0
ill be here...
it isnt like i am actually going to WORK on xmas eve or anything.
=)
- mrming0
This is part of an xmas present for my mate's girlfriend - there'll be murder if I don't get in done unfortunately!
- Biofreak0
ok,
this is what i am seeing.
IE 6 on Win98
i see no border, but ill go check it on another machine with nutscrape and mozilla. ill peek at the code too.
- Biofreak0
looks fine in mozilla and NS 7
- mrming0
The topmost stripe that you can see shouldn't be there...
- Biofreak0
or are you just asking why the colors dont match?
cuz you can see a seam. is that what you wanna know?
- mrming0
Hang on - I'll take a screenshot and show you what I can see..
:-)
- Biofreak0
k. im about to dissect your page's code to see what youre talkin bout
god it is so nice not to have anything to do today! =)
i can goof off an help my homeboys! haha
- J0
instead of just:
table width="100%" border="0" height="100%"
maybe try:
table width="100%" border="0" height="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
??
- Biofreak0
yup.
it is padding and cellspacing
set those badboys to zero and you shuold have it taken care of.
- geeque0
remove all your tables then it works fine.
- nosaj0
Try running all your lines of code together. I've had a similar problem where an embedded flash element will create a single pixel boarder around itself when it's in a table. I find that having spaces and returns in the embed code will sometimes cause this (don't ask why).
ie ALIGN=""> <PARAM
- geeque0
padding and cellspacing sounds like a safer option ;)
- mrming0
Thanks guys - that was indeed the problem!
Merry Xmas to you all!!
:-)
- Biofreak0
=)
- nosaj0
remove all the spaces and returns between your open and close brackets >< in the embed portion of the html.
