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TechAdvice - that hidden music swf.

Stray - 2010-09-24, 19:32
: Post subject: that hidden music swf.
I was wondering, even though the swf files for the background music is hidden from the page, it's still kind of obvious that it's there because of the large space it takes up at the top of the page,
Code:
<embed src="evil/musicbox.swf" height="2px" width="2px" hidden>
    </embed>
makes it so that the player is still hidden but is now smaller, so that the picture of the level is almost flush with the top of the page, dunno if you wanted the big space on the top or not, although it does place the image nearer the centre of the page atm.
Beezqp - 2010-09-24, 21:43
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I know about this issue, it's Opera Browser thing. You have to get used to it - or solve the whole game, gain my trust then I'll give you access to ftp. And then you may edit all those thousand files manually yourself.
Stray - 2010-09-25, 15:18
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Thousands........
Strati - 2010-09-25, 21:57
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If you could run programs at the server, it could be done automatically.
But I'm guessing you can't.
Beezqp - 2010-09-26, 02:38
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you are right
Xanax - 2011-04-17, 13:33
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The worst has come... With the new version of Opera (11.10), the music has completely disappeared. It is caused by <hidden> parameter, which apparently begun to work in this version. And it works to well.
Solution: replace the <hidden> parameter with <width="0" height="0">. This takes care of this problem, as well as of the previous one. Also works fine with Firefox and IE (don't know about Chrome or other browsers, but should also be cool).

Now you have yet another reason not to like Opera. :D