White backgrounds around swf's

I'm having some trouble with a site once I've uploaded it to
the server.
All my flash swf's have white backgrounds around them
although I have specified a background colour of #2D44C8 to blend
them into the site. I can not seem to get rid of the white
backgrounds.
The swf's display correctly on my pc, and work fine once
embeded in dreamweaver and viewed on pc, but once site is uploaded
I get the white backgrounds again, this can be seen on following
link
www.maplecroft-jewellers.co.uk
Can anyone help me or give any advice, the files were created
in CS3
Sorry if this is a beginners question but it's really
frustrating me
Thanks

Hello,
The background area was set in flash to #2D44C8 in the fla
file and displays correctly when published on pc.
The "div" the swf file was inserted into in dreamweaver had a
background colour of #2D44C8.
The web pages displayed correctly on my pc but once uploaded,
the background area's in the swf files had turned white?
If this makes sense? I would like to know what I am doing
wrong so I can stop it occuring in the future.

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