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#1 2011-03-20 16:21:50
Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
I have recently found a way to remove the learn more about this project lettering underneath an embedded project just by removing a line of code. I want to know if this is allowed and also if there is a way to remove the green flag bar and if that's allowed.
It would make games look more proffesional when embedded into another website like for instance, the syn inc website looks very un-proffesional because of these two things.
The *DON'T VIEW* was just reverse cucology (however that's spelt) BTW.
Please answer and, if you don't already know, I'll tell yuo how to remove the Learn More About This Project text at the bottom of an embedded project.
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#5 2011-03-20 19:50:02
- ScratchReallyROCKS
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
You'd need to know where to find it in the Java code, and you'd have to modify a lot of other things to make it work. It is possible though.
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#8 2011-03-21 10:54:39
- scimonster
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
Just remove the code <a href="http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/USERNAME/PROJECT#">Leran more about this project!</a>
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#9 2011-03-21 11:55:28
Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
It's not javascript 
It's simple HTML hyperlinks...
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#10 2011-03-21 12:16:14
- Sunrise-Moon
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
LS97 wrote:
It's not javascript
It's simple HTML hyperlinks...
Agreed.
Though it's not JavaScript, it's Java.
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#11 2011-03-21 14:25:18
- scimonster
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
Sunrise-Moon wrote:
LS97 wrote:
It's not javascript
It's simple HTML hyperlinks...Agreed.
Though it's not JavaScript, it's Java.
it's neither. 
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#12 2011-03-21 15:27:48
Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
scimonster wrote:
Just remove the code <a href="http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/USERNAME/PROJECT#">Leran more about this project!</a>
That only removes Learn More About This Project.
Last edited by Dab1998 (2011-03-21 15:29:56)
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#13 2011-03-21 18:19:23
- Rub0Gameton
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
Lol yeah, it's quite simple to delete that! Just by removing the HTML link code which should start with <a href... And finish with <a/>
I can't find a reason why this shouldnt be allowed!
Edit: it's not JavaScript nor java (lol! Java can't be used for that!) it is HTML. If you want to replace it with your own link try this:
Code:
<a href="mylink.com">My Text</a>
Edit: This was my 200th post!!
Edit: It is not possible to remove the top bar because that is part of the source project, not of the HTML code.
Last edited by Rub0Gameton (2011-03-21 18:26:57)
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#14 2011-03-26 05:01:10
Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
Rub0Gameton wrote:
Lol yeah, it's quite simple to delete that! Just by removing the HTML link code which should start with <a href... And finish with <a/>
I can't find a reason why this shouldnt be allowed!
Edit: it's not JavaScript nor java (lol! Java can't be used for that!) it is HTML. If you want to replace it with your own link try this:Code:
<a href="mylink.com">My Text</a>Edit: This was my 200th post!!
Edit: It is not possible to remove the top bar because that is part of the source project, not of the HTML code.
Yeah... 
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#15 2011-03-26 05:46:54
- mathematics
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Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
I think it's allowed to remove the last line if
- it's your own project.
- you give credit to the original creator of the project somewhere else.
- you get permission for that from the original creator of the project.
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#16 2011-03-26 10:52:20
Re: Embedding Project Rules *DON'T VIEW*
mathematics wrote:
I think it's allowed to remove the last line if
- it's your own project.
- you give credit to the original creator of the project somewhere else.
- you get permission for that from the original creator of the project.
Yeah... But they'll all be my projects!
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