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* Width <code>width=</code> and <code>height=</code> you specify the display dimension of the flash movie. | * Width <code>width=</code> and <code>height=</code> you specify the display dimension of the flash movie. | ||
* Use <code>scale=exactfit</code> to overwrite the flash movie's own width and height specifications. | * Use <code>scale=exactfit</code> to overwrite the flash movie's own width and height specifications. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 11 August 2006
<flash>file=Histbahn.swf|width=600|height=400|scale=exactfit</flash>
Steps to embed a flash movie
- Upload the flash movie (in this wiki, you can upload files with .swf extension). Remember the file name!
- Edit the page where you want to embed the flash movie. Go to the position in the page contents where you want to embed the flash movie.
- Enter something like this: <flash>file=Histbahn.swf|width=600|height=400|scale=exactfit</flash>
- Save your page and try it out!
Hints to the embed syntax
- The embed markup is <flash>...</flash>
- Between <flash> and </flash> you enter the desired data for the flash movie.
- With
file=you specify the flash movie file. Note that the first character of file names has to be uppercase if it is a letter, even if you entered a lowercase first letter. - Width
width=andheight=you specify the display dimension of the flash movie. - Use
scale=exactfitto overwrite the flash movie's own width and height specifications.
