I think if you just add width="100%" height="100%" to the Application tag and replace it in the swflaoder tag. You'll probably need to set a parameter that will allow the swf loader image to change it's aspect ratio as well
On Dec 17, 2007 4:07 AM, nylarch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Howdy - > > Working on a "design-y" site that would probably more naturally be done in > the Flash > Authoring tool but I want to understand more about Flex so I'm going that > route. A > designer I'm working with on the project delivered an Illustrator file > that is the background > for the main page of the site. I want it to be resizable when the browser > changes. I'm > going to use <mx:Text> at the top for the logo and navigation, which I > don't want to > resize when the browser changes - I want it to maintain its position. The > overall effect > should be similar to when you resize this site: > > http://www.veroniquebranquinho.com/ > > I've exported her .ai file to SWF (so it stays as vector art) which is one > of the neat features > of Illustrator CS3 and I was using a SWFLoader to bring it into the Flex > app and then doing > some embedded fonts to render the navigation. All is well except that the > SWF stays a > static size when I resize, even when I set scaleContent = true. Any advice > on making the > swf resize? The code (minus the embedded font stuff) is below. Or is there > just a better > approach in general? > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> > <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"; > backgroundColor="#0d0d0d" layout="absolute"> > > <mx:SWFLoader source="the_winner_with_logo.swf" width="1159" height="909" > scaleContent="true"/> > > </mx:Application> > > thanks!! > > > -- Giles Roadnight http://giles.roadnight.name
