nashvillewebgrl
02-25-2007, 09:37 PM
Hey everyone,
I've just created a Web site for a freelance project I'm working on. The banner and navigation are Flash files and of course, upon going into the site one has to click each element to activate the ActiveX controls for the page.
I'm wondering if there is a script or something that will automatically turn the controls on so that the user doesn't have to see this part. My client is concerned because as it is he has to double-click on the links in order to go to another page in the Web site. Not to mention, the boxes that pop up around everything are quite unsightly.
Does anyone have any insight on how to get around this (other than turning the files for the navigation links into animated .GIFs)?
Thanks,
Stephanie
The url for the site is www.forevermems.com (http://www.forevermems.com)
I've just created a Web site for a freelance project I'm working on. The banner and navigation are Flash files and of course, upon going into the site one has to click each element to activate the ActiveX controls for the page.
I'm wondering if there is a script or something that will automatically turn the controls on so that the user doesn't have to see this part. My client is concerned because as it is he has to double-click on the links in order to go to another page in the Web site. Not to mention, the boxes that pop up around everything are quite unsightly.
Does anyone have any insight on how to get around this (other than turning the files for the navigation links into animated .GIFs)?
Thanks,
Stephanie
The url for the site is www.forevermems.com (http://www.forevermems.com)