You can change the colour of a movieclip by using the Color object.
yourColor = new Color(yourmc);
yourColor.setRGB(0x000000);
//where 000000 is your hex colour value
// you can also use setTransform for more control:
yourColor.setTransform({ra:100,ga:100,ba:100,aa:100})
// ra is the amount of red on a scale of 100, ba is the same for blue, ga the same for green and aa the same for alpha
hmmm, is there no other way than to use a movieclip? other wise i’ll have to make the movieclip the perfect size to prevent scrolling, but different browsers have slightly different sizes (due to browser tool bars etc)
unless you want to use transparent bg in Flash via HTML… only works in Macs w/player 7 installed, Windows Netscape/Mozilla w/player 7, and of course, all windows IE since IE4…
Then the javaScript will change the bg for all, since the Flash bg is transparent…
just had this issue with a site, and the client is on Mac OS9 AOL…
hmmm, i have flash player 7, but i can only publish in 6. i tried changing the publish settings for html to transparent window, but nothing changed when i tested it.