If I wanted to make a animation for someone else, how would they add it to their sight? As a regular image?
OK I guess that's 2 questions!
Thanks in advance!
Thanita Thanita
Thanita
Registered User
107 posts
I'm a little confussed, to say the least! Maybe I just don't know enough but I have a question! I created an animation. Very cool! I see that you can edit the html going to tool > get htmlcode > enter information. Where does that copied info go? How do you use it?
If I wanted to make a animation for someone else, how would they add it to their sight? As a regular image?
OK I guess that's 2 questions!
Thanks in advance!
Thanita Thanita
If I wanted to make a animation for someone else, how would they add it to their sight? As a regular image?
OK I guess that's 2 questions!
Thanks in advance!
Thanita Thanita
Bruzer
Senior Advisor
3,910 posts
Hi, LittleMet,
Basically when you make your project and all is said and done, you would save your project as a macromedia swf. then you would go to tools and get your html code for the swf. You take that code and paste it into your html page , whether it's using Visual Site Designer or Html Editor or whatever page you have. you would then upload that page with the code and swf for it will not work without it. If you plan on sending the project to someone, then you would send both files. Or use Coffeecup's free zipping program to zil the files together and send them as 1 item instead of 2.
If you do not have a Html Editor program you may download the free trial software Html Editor or just copy the code to Notepad and save it. "It's A Smart Person That Asks"
Basically when you make your project and all is said and done, you would save your project as a macromedia swf. then you would go to tools and get your html code for the swf. You take that code and paste it into your html page , whether it's using Visual Site Designer or Html Editor or whatever page you have. you would then upload that page with the code and swf for it will not work without it. If you plan on sending the project to someone, then you would send both files. Or use Coffeecup's free zipping program to zil the files together and send them as 1 item instead of 2.
If you do not have a Html Editor program you may download the free trial software Html Editor or just copy the code to Notepad and save it. "It's A Smart Person That Asks"
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