Re: Colour background for quicktime plugin and favicons

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From: Jim_Jordan
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:17

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What you are linking to from your web page is a plain MIDI file. Unless you present that MIDI file within a web page, you have no control over how it is displayed to the user.

The user might not even use QuickTime to play the file. Some users may be asked to download it instead of playing it.

If you want to style the presentation, you will need to create a web page for each MIDI file to play within.

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