It is usually done but setting the wmode to transparent (or simething
similar cannot remember - google for it) instead of opaque (flash
objects in an html page are rendered on top of everything else this way)

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> Subject: [flexcoders] How Do I Programatically Make Flash Movie's Stage 
> Expand Over its Container Div?
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> > http://www.futurewebstudios.com/clientspace/OMCC/ohpws_preview/index.p
> > hp
> >
> > In the animation on the page above, notice the toy soldier spinning
> > the candy cane.  The candy cane gets cut off by the bottom of the
> > stage as it spins.  I'd like to grow the stage height to reveal the
> > whole candy cane as it spins, then shink it back to it's starting
> > height once the cane stops spinning.
> >
> > Does anyone know how to make the flash movie expand over the HTML div
> > it is contained inside without changing the div's size?  I've seen
> > Flash ads on websites like Yahoo.com and Huffingtonpost.com where
> > mousing over the ad makes the ad expand to an arbitrary size without
> > moving any of the page elements, as if the flash movie suddenly
> > overlaps the rest of the page.  Once you mouseout, the movie returns
> > to its original size/state inside the div.
> 
> I think the movie is always at the full size, but has a transparent 
> background. Then you just mask the contents and change the size of the 
> mask..
> 
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> >
> > I've already got the code that fires an event when the toy solider
> > starts and stops the spin.  Now I need the code to resize the
> > animation without without moving any HTML elements.
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