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Alright so I’ve got this swf that would be perfect as a button for my website, but the button is a swf, and I don’t have the original fla file to edit where it redirects. Is there anyway to add a link to this button? *Note I’ve tried adding an additional image with a opacity of 0 above the swf, but that didn’t work. Any ideas?
Sothink SWF Decompiler is able to convert the file to .fla format. I’ve used it for quite a few things before.
Having just tried to convert the button found here from .swf to .fla:
I tried it with the trial version and it exports it without the flames. The trial version doesn’t export ActionScript so I presume there’s something controlling the flames.
Whilst you are indeed unable to achieve the flame effect with CSS alone, it might be worth attempting a different button, or perhaps using an animated gif instead as it’ll provide you with a button which is far easier to edit, and works on far more platforms.