How many of you know, to put something (drop-down menu, a block of text, etc.) over the flash inside the html-page, use the attribute / parameter wmode tag object / embed - Then it becomes possible to control the depth of flash clip through its investment in the div-container assignment and last depths and absolute positioning.
However, there are two misunderstandings in this regard:
1. First, often believe that block the flash above supposedly using the of the parameter transparent wmode. But, first, it does not work in Mozilla-like browsers, and, secondly, lead to poor performance flash-clip - in fact on miscalculation of transparency requires resources. If you only need to put something on top of flash, it is sufficient to use the wmode = "opaque" - and it works everywhere.
2. The second fallacy is contained in the documentation for the flash. It says the following about the attribute wmode: "This attribute / parameter works only in Windows with the Flash Player ActiveX control." It should be understood as if the attribute was not supposed to work anywhere but IE on Windows. However, it is not so! As I wrote above, the "opaque" works in all other modern browsers: under Windows: Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7, Opera 8.51, IE, and about so clearly. Mac'om under: works in Safari 1.0.3, and in Explorer 5.2.2 for Mac (about this can be gradually forgotten, as Microsoft announced that IE will continue to only part of Windows. And what's even better).
To summarize: the attribute wmode makes it possible to place a html-block (div, javascript-menu, etc.) over the flash-object, and it works EVERYWHERE, you just use the of the parameter opaque "wmode":
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