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Yes, you could take a screenshot of the flash animation where you want it, and have the module display that .JPG on the other pages that you want it to appear static.
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how? They all share the same index.php so the flash logo will appear on all pages. That is why I was wondering is it possible to create a script in flash to only run on home page. :)
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If I recall, you can set the module to NOT display on all pages. &nbsp;I can't remember where the setting is though. &nbsp;
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I just checked the template layout and the logo area is not setup as a module (just my luck). So I'll have to find a (flash) script that will do the job... if it's even possible. Are you good with flash?
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I would just not put anything in the logo area and instead create a topmost module on each page which will duplicate the functionality of the logo area. The logo area shouldn't take up any space if there isn't anything in it, so if you created a module at the top of each page you could effectively do what you are trying to get at.
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I am using a joomla template and my logo is created in flash. My question is... is it possible to have the flash only animated when visiting the home page, but when you click on other pages like &quot;About Us&quot; (besides home page) the animation would stay static?
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I am using a joomla template and my logo is created in flash. My question is... is it possible to have the flash only animated when visiting the home page, but when you click on other pages like "About Us" (besides home page) the animation would stay static?

Only have flash play on home page.

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