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Adobe Flash elements in Joomla

Mar 24, 2012 7:39 AM

Tags: #flash #website #webdesign #clicktag_problem

At this moment I have a Joomla website which works fine I think. At my homepage I have some banners which are changing every 5 seconds or so. The banners all are clickable and send you to the right page. Nice but I want to make it a bit more fancy and I want to do this by flash elements. Anybody has some ideas about it? I heard Google didn't like flash and I don't want to have my ranking go down by changing it, just want to make it more nice for visitors. Also the flash elements should be clickable to redirect you to the right page, is that even possible with Flash? And for the last question; I'm looking for a business who can help me build it into the website, so if somebody here is interested or knows a good place please feel free to let me know. The site b.t.w. is http://www.delinkbuilder.nl and the elements are only on the homepage.

Any help is appreciated.

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1. Nancy O.,

Mar 24, 2012 10:50 AM in reply to De Linkbuilder

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I want to make it a bit more fancy and I want to do this by flash elements.
I think that's a step backwards. Flash never was and never will be supported by Apple iPhone, iPad, iTouch or iPod. In Nov, 2011, Adobe gave up on Flash development for mobile devices.
http://www.padgadget.com/2011/11/09/jobs-was-correct-adobe-finally-giv es-up-on-flash-for-mobile-devices/

From where I sit, Flash is rapidly becoming an obsolete web technology. I really think you should keep using jQuery which is widely supported by ALL web devices. If you want to add animations to your web site, look at Adobe Edge.

Adobe Edge Preview (build animations with HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript)
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/

Nancy O.
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2. De Linkbuilder,

Mar 24, 2012 11:28 AM in reply to Nancy O.

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Hi Nancy,

Thank you for the answer, I will take a look at Adobe Edge and think I will forget about Flash...

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3. WadeSBrown,

May 5, 2012 2:40 PM in reply to De Linkbuilder

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ADOBE EDGE by far is best option

HTML5 is the future as is mobile internet access

Wade S. Brown

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4. dweb3d.com,

Nov 7, 2012 7:26 AM in reply to De Linkbuilder

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Is true adobe edge is the best for this things, but if you need an enterprise for make your website i could help you i am web designer,
Dweb3d.com

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