/*****************************************************************************
    The sIFR configuration should typically go in `sifr-config.js`, but in order to
    keep the config file clean, and to give a quick overview, it's done here instead.
    *****************************************************************************/
  
    var telegdi = {
      src: '/wp-content/themes/gisele/ext/telegdi.swf'
      ,ratios: [6, 1.93, 10, 1.92, 13, 1.86, 17, 1.82, 21, 1.8, 25, 1.79, 35, 1.77, 50, 1.76, 73, 1.75, 76, 1.74, 77, 1.75, 80, 1.74, 81, 1.75, 84, 1.74, 85, 1.75, 1.74]

    };
    
    sIFR.activate(telegdi);
	
		sIFR.replace(telegdi, {
			selector: 'h2'
			,css: [
				'a { color: #d60a0a; text-decoration: none; }'
				,'a:link { color: #d60a0a; text-decoration: none;  }'
				,'a:hover { color: ##d60a0a; text-decoration: none; }'
			]
			,wmode: 'transparent'
			,filters: {
			  DropShadow: {
			    knockout: false
			    ,distance: 1
					,strength: 1
			    ,color: '#000000'
			  }
			}
		});
		
		sIFR.replace(telegdi, {
			selector: 'h3, ul li:first-child'
      ,css: {
        '.sIFR-root': { 'color': '#d60a0a' }
      }
			,wmode: 'transparent'
			,filters: {
			  DropShadow: {
			    knockout: false
			    ,distance: 1
					,strength: 1
			    ,color: '#000000'
			  }
			}
		});