full screen site

[j-coe]

Hi all

I am currently producing my new website and I have decided to follow the trend of full browser websites....I have loved these for ages but have always been a little scared of producing one.

I understand how to produce a full screen site but I stumbled across one particular site which offers something I have never seen before.

www.zinkmag.com is a full screen website but as you close the window once the window gets below a certain size dimension the browser scroll bars appear.

Now I have only ever seen full screen websites where if you shrink the window the website just disappears.... can someone please show me a tutorial or something that allows me to do the same as the link above.

All your help is truly grateful

J

[calmchess]

wrap the .swf in a css box which always has a specific location in the browser window....do you know css? if you don't i suggest you look into it....it provides powerful content display parameters.

[calmchess]

I'm pretty sure this is how the website you posted above did it but don't quote me on it.

<frameset  rows="*,0" framespacing="0" frameborder="0" border="0">
	<frame name="mainframe" src="home.php" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0" noresize  />

	<frame name="bottomframe" src="http://stats.group94.com/_sites/zink.php?ref=http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=707630" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" noresize />
</frameset><noframes>

[j-coe]

thanks for that.....I know css so i will look into the issue....I thought it was flash script that did this....Thanks for the code i will have a try.

[ww2airforce]

i asked the same thing on here and no one told me any thing so i did some research and i finaly made graphicselite.com

its easy the only thing you have to do is name (lable) all the movie clips

1st you have to put this code
*note all the code you see will be on the time line

// ***Stage aligned top left
Stage.align = "TL";
// *** Stop the stage from scaling with the browser window.
Stage.scaleMode = "noScale";

//create a listner that checks to see if the browser window is resized
sizeListener = new Object();
sizeListener.onResize = function() {
	// change movieclip properties when the window is resized.

//to have a movie clip called "m" in the middle of the stage you would put 
m._y = Stage.height/2;
m._x = (Stage.width)/2;


//to have a movie clip called "tr" in the top right of the stage you put
tr._x = Stage.width - tr._width / 2;

//to have a movie clip called "br" on the bot right you put
br._x = Stage.width - br._height / 2;
br._y = Stage.height - br._height / 2;

//to have a movie clip called "tm" in the top mid you put 
tm._x = Stage.width / 2;

//to have a movie clip called "bm" in the bot mid you put 
bm._x = Stage.width / 2;
bm._y = Stage.height - bm._height / 2;

//to have a movie  clip called "rm" in the right mid you put
rm._x = Stage.width - rm._width / 2;
rm._y = Stage.height/2;

//to have a movie clip called lm in the left mid you put 
lm._y = Stage.height/2;

//to have something (like a background image)stretch the whole screen you put
bg._width = Stage.width+5;
bg._height = Stage.height+5;
bg._y = Stage.height/2;
bg._x = (Stage.width)/2; 

//and you have to end your code with this
};
Stage.addListener(sizeListener);

then go to the publish setteings, click the HTML tab, find the Dimensions drop menu click the percent, and make the width and height to 100 percent

edit: and i didnt put a top left code there cuz all you have to do is just move anything you want in the top left, to the top left