Diagonal Image extending over Css content area

[saworkco]

I am intrigued with the images that extend over the edges of the content area.

[url]http://www.trishayearwood.com[/url] has this feature.

I can't tell if that is using flash or can it be done using straight CSS. What
is that effect called? Are there any tutorials available?

Sandy

[Dan Rumney]

saworkco wrote:

> I am intrigued with the images that extend over the edges of the content area.
>
> [url]http://www.trishayearwood.com[/url] has this feature.
>
> I can't tell if that is using flash or can it be done using straight CSS. What
> is that effect called? Are there any tutorials available?
>
> Sandy
>

If you View the Source of that page, you will see that it is primarily
done with Flash.

The look of the page could be created using just images and some tables
to line up content over those pages... whether this is the best way is
debatable, but it would be possible... a brief scan of the source makes
me think that they are just using flash for some of their fade effects...

Hope that helps

Dan

[mzanime.com]

Yep, you guessed it. It's a flash movie which uses the <embed
wmode="transparent"> attribute to make the backdrop transparent.

A very nice effect, only downside is that the transparent flash movies cause
the page to load real slow in Firefox.