[SWFObject] Seperate Stylesheet for HTML and Flash

[Geoff Stearns]

here's a good example of doing that exact thing:

flashLoaded = fo.write("content"); 		
if (flashLoaded) document.getElementsByTagName('html') 
[0].style.overflow = "hidden";

so this way if they have js enabled and the flash is written to the  
page, it hides the scrollbars... but if they don't have js or the  
flash wasn't written for some reason, the scrollbars will remain.





On Oct 31, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Thomas Lauck wrote:

> My problem is this: I have a fullscreen flash site, therefore I have
> my overflow content hidden in my CSS.  If a user does not have flash,
> no scrollbars appear (because overflow is hidden).  My logic to solve
> this is to add a function to SWFobject so that when Flash is not
> recognized that it disables the "Flash" stylesheet and replaces it
> with the "HTML" one.  I am hardly an expert at JavaScript, but I
> assume there would be some browser/platform compatiblity issues with
> this (such as getElementByID).  Is the best way to accomplish this,
> to modify the SWFobject code or to write another script that will run
> on top of it?  Also, what method of replacing html, in the fashion
> that I am describing, will work best (if not getElementByID, then
> what else)?
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
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