CallMeZoot
03-12-2006, 09:03 AM
Hi,
I have a Flash website (designed in Swish) because I wanted a lot of animated elements (click on a link, and the new text slides in, fades out, etc.).
But now the flash site is getting kind of bloated and cumbersome, and I find it a pain to update content regularly. I would like to re-code most of the website in XHTML (or something else) so that it's a bit easier to deal with, but I don't want to lose some of the flashier elements (pun intended).
I figure I can embed an animated flash menu, and have the rest of the site in HTML, but is there a way to animate elements in the non-flash part of the site? I'm not looking for lots of crazy effects here, just a fade-in here, a slide-in there, etc.
Any tips? I'm not a newbie but I'm mainly self-taught so chances are I've missed some major steps along the way... I'm in the process of learning more about XHTML and CSS -- right now I know very little about Java, XML, php, etc. but if these are the keys to getting what I want, then I will learn them.
Thanks,
chris.
I have a Flash website (designed in Swish) because I wanted a lot of animated elements (click on a link, and the new text slides in, fades out, etc.).
But now the flash site is getting kind of bloated and cumbersome, and I find it a pain to update content regularly. I would like to re-code most of the website in XHTML (or something else) so that it's a bit easier to deal with, but I don't want to lose some of the flashier elements (pun intended).
I figure I can embed an animated flash menu, and have the rest of the site in HTML, but is there a way to animate elements in the non-flash part of the site? I'm not looking for lots of crazy effects here, just a fade-in here, a slide-in there, etc.
Any tips? I'm not a newbie but I'm mainly self-taught so chances are I've missed some major steps along the way... I'm in the process of learning more about XHTML and CSS -- right now I know very little about Java, XML, php, etc. but if these are the keys to getting what I want, then I will learn them.
Thanks,
chris.