>VERY cool concept, love teh cat. > >What I have done in the past is open up the FB [yourname] page, make >sure that the browser's View is set to "zoom 100%". Take a screen >shot of the page with some image editor or other (File > Create > >Screenshot), crop it down to just the header image and avatar image, >save that, and use it as a layout template for the project. Useng >separate layers for the header and background images, so they can be >saved as two different images for The Facebook to use. > >With any luck, The Facebook will put these two images together as >they appeared when you saved them as individual images. Actually >seamless is not a likely outcome, because The Facebook will put >frame around the avatar image; but if the alignment comes out as >intended, it should look like the frame is overlaying one image, >rather than combining two. > >:o) I'v made a try to seamless transitions on FB. However they crop the profile to 160 pixels..so I blurred the background....going to count pixels.. to make a better version :)
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