had a little trouble installing it for a CMS: as I had to put the swfs at the level of the index.php (and had to add the php path variables to find the various .js, and .css files)

But thats probably because I’m not using php everyday

Thanks a lot for all the work

I have a drop down menu that covers two sifrs, an h1 and h2. The h1 sifr stays on top of the dropdown instead of being covered. The h2 gets covered just fine. No z-index edits have solved this problem.

Any suggestions?

Upon initial page rendering the Flash titles show up just fine. I then have a pop up above the main page content (it is a printer-friendly format). As intended, The Flash element are covered by this DIV.

If you then choose File > Print > Preview from the browser’s menu, the Flash elements reappear and “shine through” the popped up DIV (in the browser window, not the browser’s print preview window). I have not been able to fix this with CSS background or z-index values.

If I close and reopen the DIV, the Flash element do not shine through. Also, if I click and draw over the popped up DIV (selecting its content), the Flash elements disappear.

Any ideas?

Thanks

The best things is probably that not only is sIFR easy to integrate by coders, with the dreamweaver integration it’s in the hands of everybody. Also, the Flashblock breakthrough is great news! I am concerned however that ads may try to immitate sIFR to not get blocked.

So what’s up for version 3.0 ?

At least that is how I read it.

Quick question, what happenes in the case of AdBlock? I’ve never heard of FlashBlock but I know many people who use AdBlock.

Thus far, the reason I haven’t commited to sIFR is simply due to that damn plugin that so many use.

sIFR runs fine under other extensions like AdBlock, but users can always disable the loading of sifr.js if they’d like.

Sweet!