Flash is a platform for creating various web applications such as animation, banner ads, games, video and audio recordings. There are several ways to stretch images across the entire page of your site.
Instructions
Step 1
Use a web page layout tool such as https://makecode.ru/theme/css-30/CSS 3.0. Thanks to the background-size property, it will render the image at the given scale. Enter values in units (em, cm, px, etc.) and as a percentage (this sets the size of the image to the width or height of the element). If you specify one value, then the second will receive the auto status. If you set cover or contain, the picture will proportionally fill the space of the site without spaces, and its center will coincide with the center of the page. This method works in browsers: Opera, Safari, Chrome Whatever. If you need to display Flash in Mozilla Firefox, in the "object" tag specify the "block" image type for it. Otherwise, a vertical scroll bar will be present in the picture in the browser.
Step 2
To slightly resize the flash, enter * {margin: 0; padding: 0} on the browser page. In a particular browser, this code will work differently (each is indented by default). Remember, you can output flash and not limit the zoom to 100%. In this case, specify the body tag {display: inline;}. It will remove the border around the image.
Step 3
If you need to increase the size of a moving image (clip, movie), try creating a "rubber" flash that will change to fill the browser window completely. First of all, you need to create the onResize method, which will prepare the image to respond to changes in the size of the window. Then bind the object to the Stage class so that it starts getting information about browser window resizing. Stage has some static properties. In this case, you will need the Stage.scaleMode = "noScale" mode, which will not scale the movie completely according to the dimensions of the window, and will not stretch individual elements in Flash.
