Hi Advin
All "video" uses an "Overlay". Essentially another transparent screen on top of the normal visible screen.
Typically this transparent screen uses a block of colour to "key"  the video or clip to a specific area although other methods exist. Yo may also find some form elements have this same undesirable behaviour.

Many asp.net menus have built in solutions but I am afraid I do not have a solution for DNN although as I came up against this very problem myself  recently I would be interested to know.
Have you Googled this ?  I will try to do so later.  It may also be worth having a look on the Adobe forums. This may be fixable from the Flash side of things rather than DNN.

Edit - a little later.
I googled this and found a couple of JS menu sites with the following (potential) solution (untried).

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You can fix this by including a parameter when you embed your flash.
Use: param name="wmode" VALUE="transparent"

For IE type browsers
and

wmode="transparent"

in the embed tag for mozilla firefox browsers.

Hope it works - no time to try yet

Ian

Hi Ian,

unfortunately no success. I already tried the wmode="transparent" before and also tested on Firefox and IE 7 but on both it didn't behave the way  i wanted, menu still behind the flash object.
its alos behind it when i use the flash-module instead of the text-module.

I will go on googling and hopefully i can solve this.
I'm a little bit suprised to find such few information about this as i think that this behaviour is not occouring on my site only.

Regards