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Dynamic Text: LoadVars and HTML
Author: Rissa Fine Karpoff
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Creating a bulleted list
For a bullet list:
- Just before the list begins, put the tag for an Unordered List:
- Put the tag for List Item before each bullet point:
- Put the tag to end a List Item at the end of each bullet point:
- Put the tag to end your Unordered List after the last end-List-Item tag:
Delete all paragraph spaces in your list. The HTML tags will create a new line for each item.
I've just done the exact thing here, in fact.
Including a hyperlink
Use the typical hyperlink tag for your desired
link.
click here
EXCEPT, Flash will NOT make the words "click here" LOOK like a link, so add
some more HTML formatting to make the words blue and underlined:
click here
You
can use several other HTML tags, which are covered in a tutorial by Alan
Wisternoff: HTML
use in Dynamic Textboxes
Use
the Windows® Character Map (or type the character code) to insert special
characters. Let's use the Trademark
Symbol (™) as an example. To create that symbol using the character code,
type +
0153.
Once you've formatted your document, you still need to tell Flash what to
expect and what to do with it. So, read on...
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Added: : 2003-12-16
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I work in the training section of a non-profit agency. Being the only Flash user in my organization, I've used the techniques in this tutorial to avoid having to make constant edits to our training materials!
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