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montyv
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also I got rid of this in the header file
<!– <h1>“><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></h1> –>
<!– <div class=”description”><?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?></div> –>
it may take some playing around with to get it perfect but it worked.
OK, I am trying to do the same thing with:
http://www.arhisstudios.com/blog/
I replaced the lines that loaded the JPG header with te lines in the previous post. I did that in the CSS, and still, does not work. I did not change anythign in the header.php. is there someting else I should try?
Thanks
Anyway, after a bit more reading, I ended up inserting the code in the php header, see code below:
http://pastebin.com/636310
the blog is at:
http://www.arhisstudios.com/blog/
and the flash header does not show
the swf is copied in the same location with the header.php.
any thoughts?
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montyv
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arhisstudios
From all the trials I had the flash file directory itself cannot be added via CSS. You can control the layout around the flash file via CSS though. Yes you will need to add this to the header.php file.
I did not see the code in the pastebin link you provided.
– Monty
Somebody know a tutorial about this?
trying as well to create a flash header for our website, http://www.mediafactory.tv. Does the Kimili Embed Plug-in have anything to do with this stuff?
Posting to say I’m trying to do the exact same thing. Found this thread through a google search. I’m not a CSS god, so if anyone’s made a tutorial or has found one I’d love to see it.
Thanks!
I’m trying to do the same thing using WordPress, how do I go about doing it ? Which theme do I use etc. Please help. Thanks !
Hmmm, this does not seem to work for me.
I copied the code into the header.php, but it does not show the flash correctly…
http://test.joolz.nl <- see for yourself…
