Well, unfortunately you will need to use javascript along with CSS and then have your embeded content in that. Flex does not natively do this w/o the other 2. Using lightbox you can embed your swf in one of their containers and use flex to do the fade effect for you if so desired.
B. On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 2:24 PM, janenemcc2424 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a flex app embedded in an html page and within the app I have a > need to pop-up some content, in a flex application component. I need > the pop-up to fade out the entire html page, however, which the flex > pop-up does not do: it fades only the flex app. > > I've experimented with the javascript "LightBox", which offers this > functionality, but I'm a novice Flex person and I am mystified at how > to integrate this functionality into my page, with the flex component > embedded in the popup. Lightbox seems to accomplish this by the use of > style sheets and div sections. My eyes are crossing trying to > determine which pieces of what I need to use. > > Help?! > > Janene > > >
