css - How to enable HTML content on top of Flash content without the frame rate dropping? -


I am developing a flash application that is communicating to allow more features with javascript, such as custom Html input etc. At the top of the flash application is a full-fledged diva and controls its position etc. Flash & amp; Javascript

Because these HTML elements have to show flash content up , I thought the following basic CSS would be sufficient to do the trick:

  # Flash Content {Status: Completed; Left: 0 pixels; Top: 0 pixels; Z-index: 0; } #htmlContent {Status: Completed; Left: 200px; Top: 200px; Z-index: 1; Width: 200px; Height: 200 pixels; Background color: yellow; }  

Therefore, compared to Flash content htmlcontent is high z-index and thus it should be shown above it. Unfortunately, this only works when you set the "wmode" parameter of the Flash object to "transparent".

The problem with this setting is that it is seriously reducing the application's frame rate in an unacceptable amount.

This is not a problem for static content, however, there are all kinds of elements for my application, which you can move in real time (moving the mouse).

So, how can I optimize the frame rate when using the "transparent" wmode parameter or "without transparent" wmode parameter?

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You can use wmode = 'opaque', and still z-index'ing You can use. Transparent can be very buggy.


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