Creative Clans Slide Show vs Easy Flash Embed

A free, small (only 13Kb) flash slide show widget, that can easily be integrated into your WordPress 3.4 website, and can be entirely (or almost) personalized through a bunch of parameters. New features: * A title can be set * Slides can be loaded through a proxy, enabling cross domain image loading * The transparancy of the slide show’s background can be set * A watermark image, its transparancy, position and full-window display can be set * A new border type: image * The possibility to set a different target window for each slide * The possibility to load all images (jpeg, gif and png) in a folder * The possibility to use dynamic xml creation, which should resolve any write permission problems * The possibility to choose if images must be resized to fit the slideshow window Other features: * also works if you’ve given WordPress its own directory * works with redirects * works with permalinks * height and width can be set * 28 transition types * links can be enabled (one for the whole slide show, or one for each slide) * slides can be shown in forward, backward or random order * border style, color, width and transparancy can be specified * caption can be text or image * caption can be the same for the whole slide show, or a different one for each slide * caption characteristics (position, style, font, fontsize, color, transparancy, etc) can be specified * you can have more than one slide show on your pages. * etc.

Embed Flash easily and standard compliant with SWFObject using only a [swf] shortcode! In the text editor simply write something like: [swf src=”http://www.example.com/my-flash-file.swf” width=300 height=100] The attributes src, width and height are required Additional attributes includes: params flashvars version The attributes params, and flashvars should be written like “flashvar1=value&flashvar2=value” to function properly. If you want to specify a Flash version use version attribute. Default is 9. To provide alternative content for people without Flash, simply put some text between the [swf] brackets, e.g. [swf src=”http://www.example.com/my-flash-file.swf” width=300 height=100]You must have Flash to view this file[/swf]