Take that SWF file with lots of open space(be it an animation walking around or maybe that slick semi opaque video(or something like that…?), or maybe the more practical drop down menu) and place it on a div that floats above your site and allows you to see whatever is underneath of it! A pretty useful technique!
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Tags: Attributes, DHTML, Dreamweaver, Overlay, SWF, Transparency, Transparent, WMODE
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