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sup everyone, my 1st time in this sec. but i have an important?

and this is it. i have a flash mini site thats ganna go up soon but i need it at the middle of the html pg at all times now, this is the catch. my movies width size is 770 (so that it fits good for 800x600 viewers) but when viewed under higher res. it seem so small so the effect that my employers told me to create was the one seen in this site http://www.seanjohn.com/sj6/

now in this sj site, if you click in the pg youll see that altho it looks like the flash spands all the way left and right, their actual flash site is very small but what they did was that they made an img with top black lines (like the flash top border lines) so that the movie appears to continuously go on to the sides.

now when i attempt this, my movie is never in the center, and yes i have put it in tables and aligned it to center.

any help is appreciated. thank you

somdow

ok its all about alignment can i see your html file so i can check out the tables???

what i dont understand is why they used frames when they could have made the same thing with tables although i dont know if they could change the colors of the tables the way they did with the frames :-\

All you need to do is specify a background image for your center frame. If the frame is 400 pixels high, create a background image which is the same as your flash movie background, and the same height. When you specify that image as the background for the page it will automatically tile and look like its the flash movie expanding to the window width.

If the flash movie isn’t centering make sure you table looks kinda like this:


<table width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr><td align="center">
***embed your movie here***
</td></tr>
</table>

If you dont want to specify the background image of the page, you can do it to the table cell containing the flash movie.

If that doesn’t help, post a piccy or the code so we help you more effectively.

Cheers,

Julian
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