Flash (SWF) code paste in to CSS?

[krizz]

hello,
maybe here is someone who can tell me how do i insert a flash-navigation
within a css-site? the navi should be always on top of the content.

the content should open in a container, not sure how to do that too

Where are the experts, who can tell how to work with flash files in css?

it should look like this:

---------------- here's a little animation in flash, swf1 -------------------

---------------- followed by a navi-menu in flash swf-format too, swf2 ----------

-----------After these FlashSWF I want this grapfic as background where all content should
display: http://www1.daniel-bahr.de/template/...hg_content.png -------
(at the box content will change, but the flash files should stay where they are.

Is there any good tutorial that will explain all of this? or is this impossible to do?

[J to the izzosh]

You don't need to do anything with your CSS simply to embed a flash object within an HTML document. You must insert the proper elements into your HTML to direct the browser how to load the content, just like any other content in your page. CSS is for styling content.

See the above link for some instructions.

[krizz]

Thanks, it works!
But how do I open now a page from the flash navi?
Like when this is the navi: winter | spring | summer | fall.
In Flash I did use standart-code:

on (release)
{
    getURL("winter.html");
}

The site winter.html should open in such a box:http://www1.daniel-bahr.de/template/...hg_content.png

How do I that without frames?

[J to the izzosh]

I don't honestly know. A question about ActionScript is better delegated to the Flash forum.

As for opening content in a box on your page, unless that box is part of your Flash applet, it's not possible to create/load new content in a document without using JavaScript or techniques like AJAX unless you are using frames. How to use Flash in conjunction with JavaScript is, again, something that is better asked in the Flash forums.