I'm trying to design a webpage logo - for my own page, nothing professional. I
know exactly what I want it to look like but I can't seem to get there from
here.
What I want to do is have a webpage background that is a gradient from light to
dark (running from left to right). On top of that, I
Another trick is to proceed as you have started, with one layer
for the background, then build up your bumpmapped logo in another
few layers, and finally merge visible layers or flatten the image
prior to saving it for your web page. That way you can wind up
with a jpeg image (giving you enough
On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 10:16:00AM +0100, Stephan Skrodzki
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Oh, the gimp version I am using is 1.1.11 - sorry, but it is not so easy to
switch to a newer one as I am using sane and so on, which would urge me to
compile almost the half of my graphics environment for
Markus Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED] rta:
When adding a Layer mask, do all operations now work on the mask
with this layer instead of the Image in the layer ? Or can I
switch between them and tell gimp a given tool should operate on
the image and not on the mask ?
If you watch _closely_,
Ben FrantzDale wrote:
You should be able to save as png which is readable by newer browsers.
You might want to define newer browsers. Navigator 4.7 does not suport
png transparency.
The
only other way would be to use a 256 color gif (255+transparency). You could
try to use a jpg and get
