Abraham Chaffin
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Hey Richard,
This is because I’m using the <pre> tag. Which tells the browser not to wrap to a new line until it wraps in the code. This is for better readability of code generally. Thanks for the tip though because people who use larger font sizes in their browser will have the same trouble you are experiencing.
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Scripting something like this in flash would be the easiest way to go. You could set a layer that is timed to follow the movement of the video clip and you could dynamically overlay any sort of content you wanted there. There’s a number of things you’ll need to learn before you can begin to do this but if you are interested in doing stuff like this I suggest you go through some flash and action script tutorials.
https://library.creativecow.net/tutorials/adobeflash
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Hey Isabel,
You can paste any HTML code you want to use into the innerhtml section if you make sure you are escaping the single quote or double quote mark that is used to wrap the code. I suggest you view the source code and do it from a source code level so you know what is being used rather than using Dreamweaver.
If you look at the code it says something like thediv.innerHTML = “HTML CODE”
The HTML CODE there is surrounded by two double quotes. So as long as whatever the HTML CODE is doesn’t have another double quote in it you should be fine. Or if you must use a double quote you can use a backslash to escape that character. Most of the time you can replace any double quotes you might have in your code with single quotes.
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You need to have https:// before the www
Go ahead and spam as much as you need to in the
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The signature field in your profile allows for html. If you would like to put a link there you must use the HTML code for a link as follows:
<a href=”PUT THE URL OF YOUR LINK HERE”>Text</a>
My signature is also an example:
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There is a bit of a learning curve for doing this, however not unbearable as there is a ton of help online instantly at your finger tips if you know what to google. If you are the site admin of your own growing web site and you plan on keeping that way I suggest you learn MySQL and PHP. MySQL is the most commonly used database and php is the most commonly used server side scripting language. Both are highly documented. You can get a starter tutorial lesson here:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/chaffin_abraham/mysql-php-basics.php
Start playing around with it and hopefully you’ll see things are pretty straight forward if you start small and just add on more functionality as you need it.