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Placing a Flash animation (parcially) on top of a div

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Create three containers (div's), one for each flash movie, then align them using CSS.

 

Thanks BlueDreamer, but how do I position them on top of the bottom border of the frame?

 

Do I need to use Draw AP Div?

I can think of two basic options

 

1) You could have the frame as a background image and then you'd position your divs using margins, and padding.

2) You could use a negative top margin

margin-top:-40px;

alter the 40 as needed, which will shift the div's up.

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You could use a negative top margin

margin-top:-40px;

alter the 40 as needed, which will shift the div's up.

 

I used this method and it works great, thank you both!

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I've just checked the site in IE and although it works fine in FF, in IE part of the black frame has disappeared leaving it looking like this.

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