Matthew's raised a good point about cross-platform operability of the
background music. As a result, I'd suggest using Flash instead.
Have a 1x1 pixel Flash movie dropped in somewhere on the page that streams
in an external MP3 and export the Flash movie as low a version number as you
can (I
Quoting Ross Clutterbuck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Matthew's raised a good point about cross-platform operability of the
background music. As a result, I'd suggest using Flash instead.
Just make sure it's flash, not director. There is no director plugin
for linux!
However I would strongly
That is very helpful. I'm using this code cause I found that it would work
under most browsers but never really looked at it. Good point about using
Media player. Thanks
The site is www.bridesnumberone.com/redesign/main.htm
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting
I tried to talk them out of it but she's very adament that she wants background
music. I would agree it's very annoying. It's a bridal site and she saw
another bridal site that has the music so of course she had to copy them. I
looked at the other site and I believe your right it was created
You should realize that 90% of the sites created in FrontPage 2003 (and almost
as many created in an earlier version) are not sites that rival geocities for
worst of the web. The majority are boring table based sites with too many font
tags and not enough CSS but otherwise like most websites
I would agree. I think Frontpage is a great tool for beginner's and want a low
cost tool to publish a web site OR for the advanced user that knows how to
manipulate the unnecessary code the FP puts in. I started developing using FP
and found it much more advantagous to code using HTML editors
Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ink wired:
they want a music file to play
when a page loads
Please talk them out of it. One of the more annoying aspects of surfing is
to load a page and then you get BLASTED by music playing at 90 decibels
(volume settings never seem to give
Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ink wired:
I don't know Flash but would like to learn
There is a tool called SWISH (http://www.swishzone.com/index.php) that is an
easy to use tool that exports Flash format files. You can try the trial
version and if you like, upgrade to the registered
Thanks. I'll take a look at that.
Conyers wrote:
Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ink wired:
I don't know Flash but would like to learn
There is a tool called SWISH (http://www.swishzone.com/index.php) that is an
easy to use tool that exports Flash format files. You can try the
Swish is very easy to use and if you need just bits of Flash here and there
makes far more sense than tackling the learning curve of Flash 8.
Cheryl D Wise
MS MVP FrontPage
http://by-expression.com
Online instructor led training http://starttoweb.com
Aug. 20th session Expression Web Designer and
I'm developing a site for someone and they want a music file to play when a
page loads. I can get it to work on IE, Firefox, and Netscape using bgsound
but it's not working when viewed on a mac.
if (navigator.appName == Microsoft Internet Explorer) {
document.write('bgsound
I'm developing a site for someone and they want a music file to play when a
page loads. I can get it to work on IE, Firefox, and Netscape using bgsound
but it's not working when viewed on a mac.
if (navigator.appName == Microsoft Internet Explorer) {
document.write('bgsound
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