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Okay i have my website at:

http://sohailtech.com/

I used the .htaccess file so that when you go to it, it would redirect to /index.swf which it does, but there's two things i want to know :-

1) How to change the title of the page.

2) How to use a favicon.

Please help quick as i need my site up and running as soon as possible. Thanks
 
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You don't use a swf and change the title of a html page. You'll need to embed your SWF into a html file and work from there.
 
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just put favicon.ico in the public_html dir
not a big flash guy so can't help you there
 
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Thanks for the info adrenalinrush! I gave you rep in return :)
 
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For the sole reason that you did not/don't know how to center your swf?
 
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In the body tag, add the attribute style containing "text-align: center;" like this:
<body style="text-align: center;">
In the head tag, add a title element like this:
<head><title>My page title</title></head>
 
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No, the swf file makes a nice shade on different resolutions/window sizes and also makes it fit.
Try not including a size defintion in the embed tags.

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Tomcenc said:
In the body tag, add the attribute style containing "text-align: center;" like this:
<body style="text-align: center;">
In the head tag, add a title element like this:
<head><title>My page title</title></head>
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If you checked the scource of the html file you could have seen he already added the title:
HTML: 
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<title>index</title>
</head>
as for centering it won't fix the scaling problem.
 
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Then use this as style:
<body style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%;">
And change the width to width=100% and the height to height=100% (twice, once in the object and once in the embed)
 
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Tomcenc said:
In the body tag, add the attribute style containing "text-align: center;" like this:
<body style="text-align: center;">
In the head tag, add a title element like this:
<head><title>My page title</title></head>
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I'm not a noob. I'm very good with HTML! Everything iv'e tried hasn't worked...
 
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<style>object{
position:absolute;
margin-top:0px;
padding-top:0px;
text-align:center;
}</style>

That should center and make it so that there is no margin at the top.
 
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sohailamir52 said:
I'm not a noob. I'm very good with HTML! Everything iv'e tried hasn't worked...
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Hey I'm not saying you are a noob nor suggesting it. Either way it worked in Firefox using firebug, I'm not going to test someone else's site in more than one browser.
 
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I really have tried everything youv'e told me but none of this looks right :(
Are you sure there's no way to change the page title from within the swf file?
 
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It is very hard to follow this thread when someone gives you a clue on centering it, you reply with a .swf question.

So, do you still want it centered ??
 
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I'm going to create a new thread in the marketplace...
 
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The main reason there is a difference in the layout, is that on one page you have a 100% width, and on the other it is defined in pixels ;)
 
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No it's not, iv'e tried all the other things aswell, that's just what it's like at the moment.
 
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Put it inside a div which is centered with a predefined width in px and absolute positioned ;)

If you like, I can example code it for you, and then you can adjust the settings to suit your need as you see fit laters ;)
 
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