Difference between revisions of "Flash Animation"
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| + | ==<span style="color:red">Discontinued</span>== | ||
| + | This object type has been discontinued (as of the 20.11 release) as modern browsers no longer support the Flash format. | ||
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==Scope== | ==Scope== | ||
* '''[[Book Page]]''' content object > '''Flash Animation''' object | * '''[[Book Page]]''' content object > '''Flash Animation''' object | ||
==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
| − | Adobe Flash is a popular format for providing animated videos or graphics in a format suited for on-line viewing through a web browser. The '''Flash Animation''' object allows you to embed a Flash-format (<tt>. | + | Adobe Flash <s>is</s> was a popular format for providing animated videos or graphics in a format suited for on-line viewing through a web browser. The '''Flash Animation''' object allows you to embed a Flash-format (<tt>.swf</tt>) file on your Book Page. |
Note that Flash has been largely deprecated, as developers (including Adobe) move to the lighter and more flexible HTML5 format. | Note that Flash has been largely deprecated, as developers (including Adobe) move to the lighter and more flexible HTML5 format. | ||
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* [[Start Automatically]] | * [[Start Automatically]] | ||
* [[Repeat]] | * [[Repeat]] | ||
| − | * [[Hide]] | + | * [[Hide (Book Page object property)|Hide]] |
* [[Tab Index]] | * [[Tab Index]] | ||
* ''Design'' | * ''Design'' | ||
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** [[Border Color]] | ** [[Border Color]] | ||
** [[Border Width]] | ** [[Border Width]] | ||
| − | ** [[Padding]] | + | ** [[Padding (for image elements)|Padding]] |
* ''Size and Position'' | * ''Size and Position'' | ||
** [[Left]] | ** [[Left]] | ||
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** [[Status bar]] | ** [[Status bar]] | ||
** [[Tool bar]] | ** [[Tool bar]] | ||
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| + | ==Available Actions== | ||
| + | The following Actions can be selected for a '''Flash Animation''' object when it is used as the target of a triggered event: | ||
| + | * '''Hide''': Remove the Flash Animation object from the visible portion of the parent Book Page. | ||
| + | * '''Pause''': Pause playback of the Flash Animation object. | ||
| + | * '''Play''': Start (if not set to '''[[Start Automatically]]''') or re-start (if previously paused) playback of the Flash Animation. | ||
| + | * '''Show''': Display the Flash Animation object (if previously hidden). | ||
| + | * '''Toggle''': Hide the object if it is currently displayed, or show it if it is currently hidden, as appropriate. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Book Page Object]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:28, 10 December 2020
Discontinued
This object type has been discontinued (as of the 20.11 release) as modern browsers no longer support the Flash format.
Scope
- Book Page content object > Flash Animation object
Purpose
Adobe Flash is was a popular format for providing animated videos or graphics in a format suited for on-line viewing through a web browser. The Flash Animation object allows you to embed a Flash-format (.swf) file on your Book Page.
Note that Flash has been largely deprecated, as developers (including Adobe) move to the lighter and more flexible HTML5 format.
Properties
- ID
- Name
- Source
- Quality
- Window Mode
- Start Automatically
- Repeat
- Hide
- Tab Index
- Design
- Size and Position
- Link
- New Window Properties
Available Actions
The following Actions can be selected for a Flash Animation object when it is used as the target of a triggered event:
- Hide: Remove the Flash Animation object from the visible portion of the parent Book Page.
- Pause: Pause playback of the Flash Animation object.
- Play: Start (if not set to Start Automatically) or re-start (if previously paused) playback of the Flash Animation.
- Show: Display the Flash Animation object (if previously hidden).
- Toggle: Hide the object if it is currently displayed, or show it if it is currently hidden, as appropriate.
