While collaborating with our colleagues at
Red Door on a project, we came across
SWFir, an amazing way to add some nice subtle effects to WordPress site images. SWFir automatically adds a flash layer on top of images that can round the corners, add a shadow, rotate, or add a border. I ...
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My Flash skills are non-existent, so when a client requested some kind of Flash header where the images fade out and in, I was happy that I remembered that I had once come a across a ...
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After trying out many of the plugins available for helping WordPress users embed videos in their posts and Pages, the one that I find to be the best is
Viper's Video Quicktags plugin. Once activated, you can select which types of videos you want to become available on the ...
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I'm no Flash expert, so generally if I'm dealing with Flash it's Flash movies, which are .flv files. However, some people might need to insert Flash objects into their posts or Pages, and these files have the .swf suffix.
Someone on a forum recently was on a search for the easiest and least destructive way ...
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A client gave me a 15 minute movie that they wanted uploaded to their site. The problem with such a long video is that it needs to be streamed, or else the user has to wait until a good portion is downloaded before they can view it. But adding streaming Flash video demands some ...
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LutinCapuche Blog has developed a
plugin called FlogMaker that changes your blog to a Flash-based blog. You can see a
demo of a Flash blog on the site, and manipulate the background, colors, and more and see the results. It works like any other plugin, where ...
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