Macromedia Studio 8 [Electronic resources] : Training from the Source نسخه متنی

Adding Content to the Third Screen

The third screen closely resembles the second. The image and text are positioned differently, but other than that your steps will closely follow those you used to prepare the second screen.

You don't need to add keyframes to the logo, text Organic farming, and text What is it layers, since they don't change from screen 2 to screen 3. When you're done, you should see only the logo/slogan header.

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Center the image at the bottom of the screen.

Again, the text does not exactly fall into place. It will require resizing and repositioning.

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You can reuse the navigation from screen 2, but it will be in a different spot and have different text on screen 3. You'll copy the navigation button and bring it over to the third screen.

While the navigation button will suit your need in screen 3, you'll want to modify the text. For this reason, keeping them as separate elements maintains flexibility.

Note

When copying from one frame to another, Flash wants to put the content in the same or nearly the same location as where it originated. It can, of course, be moved after it's on the stage .

You won't see anything happen. Don't be alarmed; Flash has pasted the button behind your photo. We'll temporarily suppress visibility of that layer to allow you to see and reposition the button.

Note

It would not have mattered if you chose Paste in Center instead of Paste in Place. Flash would have pasted the button in the vertical center of the page, and it would still have fallen under the photo .

In the timeline, to the right of the layer names, is an image of an eye. If you click that image it will hide all layers. If you click the dot under the eye corresponding to a given layer, it will hide that layer alone. If you hide the photo layer it will expose the button you just pasted into the stage.

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