Old Flash Articles on SitePoint
Before it gets lost in the sands of time, here are a bunch of articles I wrote back in 2004 in the heyday of Flash. This is more of a trip down memory lane…
Before it gets lost in the sands of time, here are a bunch of articles I wrote back in 2004 in the heyday of Flash. This is more of a trip down memory lane…
Many sites today, in addition to a liberal sprinkling of graphics in the banner and in the body, have graphic navigation systems. Navigation systems have become more elaborate, as sites have evolved from 6-page brochure-like entities to full-fledged multimedia sites with multiple web applications.
Coinciding with the shift in online content is a shift in the metaphor used for designing web graphics. Less and less do we see ourselves designing “pages”; instead, we now find ourselves designing Read more [...]
Thanks to Erik, a question I get asked all the time Read more [...]
I've setup a new mailing list specifically for the discussion of Fireworks & Flash extensions, commands, tutorials and general know-how. If you are one of the thousands of people who are involved in Fireworks and Flash on a day to day basis, then make sure to sign-up and join in with the dicussions.
Sign up and join us around the camp phire 🙂 Read more [...]
A really simple Flash method for you, but one that will save you a lot of time when designing form based flash applications...the country combobox. Sounds simple, it is, but rather than painfully populating a combobox component with over a hundred different countries, use the dataprovider and a simple array instead and you have already saved yourself many minutes of typing in data. Read more [...]
Two new free Flash panels for you guys and gals out there: Read more [...]
An update to the ever popular Filler Text panel has been released for Flash 8, including new features Read more [...]
Not so much a tutorial, as a mini technique with attached code. I added this recently to the Phireworx blog, but thought it would be a good idea to add it within the tutorial section so it doesn't get lost.
Using the ubiquitous MC Tween prototype library which has been around and I've been using for a while (found here), I needed to create some quick buttons which had a funky sliding effect complete with alpha fading, so I thought I'd share it with you Read more [...]