Embedding Movies
Embedding a Movie in Flux is as simple as dragging a Movie from the Finder to your page.
When you drop the Movie on the page, you will be asked wether you want to link the file into your project, or copy it.
Linking a file will make a reference to Movie in your project using a symbolic link, this is useful if your movie is very large, or you simply don't want multiple copies of the movie on your disk, however, your project will no longer be self contained, so take care if you are moving it to a different machine or backing it up.
Copying a file will make a copy of the Movie in your project, just like the rest of your resources like images or CSS files.
Wether you choose link or copy, the Movie will then appear on the page.
Flux has automatically created a Div to contain the Plug-In object, so that's all you need to do, you can switch to Preview mode and watch your Movie.
Movie options
There are many different options we can apply to our Movie, to apply options we can use the 'Plug-in Attributes' palette. Open the palette from the 'Window' menu, and select the plugin by clicking on the icon shown below.
The 'Plug-in Attributes' palette allows you to change a number of attributes, including the size of the Movie, the id and class, and many other settings.
These parameters are described in depth on the Apple Website here.
