Stage size sees added sides when published.
Hi,
Flash CS5
Action Script 3
My stage size is 1684 width x 1322 height. When I test movie or publish I see the movie fill my monitor (1024 x 768) with white areas left and right beyond map border. Panning the map sees it visible beyond these side borders. Not as required.
The top edge has no white margin as per design and thats ok. map panned upwards doesnt show beyond that border. The bottom border has beyond it a white fill rectangle on a layer over the map, and on top of this is a key. map pans under this and is not visible as required.
Why is flash giving me space left and right ?
This file will sit within a webpage and I want any panning of map to see no map show beyond the left and right borders.
Envirographics
Probably the equivalent is to listen to Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE
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