For Flash content, I can set wmode="transparent" and display HTML menus over my Flash animation. Is something similar possible for Java applets, too?
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According to this and this, it's not possible... Maybe someone else has a way, but as far as I know, there isn't any way to accomplish this...
Josh
2010-05-19 21:10:18
Just to clarify - I want to display contents over the applet (for example, a DHTML menu with clickable links), not under it. But so far no luck...
pako
2010-05-21 11:53:51
Yeah... however as far as I know, just like flash, if the applet isn't transparent it effectively is on the topmost layer, "immune" to z-index. Like I said, maybe there is a way, if so you've asked on the right site!
Josh
2010-05-21 13:27:21
By default, both flash and applets run in a window, not a layer, and are thus (equal to select dropdowns) not applicable to changes in z-index. Flash player behaviour can be configured, no idea about an applet.
nikc
2010-07-02 19:59:16
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I cannot figure this out.. but I have figured out how to code over flash files.
Applets suck!!!!!
for the flash code goto slowmotionriot.com/videos
Saxe
2010-07-02 10:27:28