Flash elements are used to embed Adobe Flash animations in a document.
To insert a flash element, use Basic Elements > More > Flash. To learn more about inserting media elements, see adding media.
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Source |
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| Source | Media | Flash animation (SWF) file to use as the source for the flash element. |
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Flash |
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| Loop | Checkbox | When on, the flash animation loops indefinitely when reaching its end. Only relevant for specifically crafted flash animations. |
| Context Menu | Checkbox | When on, right-clicking on the flash animation shows an extended flash player context menu. |
| Quality | Select | The quality of the flash animation. A lower quality could result in better performance, but also in degraded visual appearance. |
| Transparency | Select | opaque – Flash animation is opaque, but can be overlaid by other elements in the document. transparent – Flash animation can contain alpha transparency, and can be overlaid by other elements in the document. windowed – Flash animation is opaque and overlays all contents in the document. |
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Incompatibility |
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| Alternate Image | Media | Image displayed in place of the animation, when flash is not supported. |