[WSG] Slicing With Photoshop

2004-09-29 Thread Olajide Olaolorun
Hi, I have some questions about slicing in photoshop.

First of all, I noticed that when I slice and save it with the css
settings instead of tables, photoshop uses the x and the y axis thingy
to put the layout in order which means everyhting cannot move ... I
wanted to know how to center the layout if it was not a whole page...?

Second, I want to know what the default layout settings, the width is.
I sometimes try 800*600 but I hate it because it is too small and
wanted to know what the default if for people with 1024*768 or
whatever it is...

Thanks
Olajide Olaolorun

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Re: [WSG] Slicing With Photoshop

2004-09-29 Thread Carl Reynolds
To move your sliced images to another place on the page, place all the 
stuff ImageReady (Photoshop) generates inside another div !-- 
generated slices here --/div, give the enclosing division position: 
relative and control its position on the page as you wish.

I don't understand your question about default layout settings. If 
you're asking how wide to make your total image before you slice it, you 
would be better off using 800x600 since statistics indicate that more 
people use that setting than the higher ones. However, it depends on 
your audience. It may be that most of the people who view your site will 
use a higher setting on their screen and you can get away with creating 
a larger graphic.



Olajide Olaolorun wrote:
Hi, I have some questions about slicing in photoshop.
First of all, I noticed that when I slice and save it with the css
settings instead of tables, photoshop uses the x and the y axis thingy
to put the layout in order which means everyhting cannot move ... I
wanted to know how to center the layout if it was not a whole page...?
Second, I want to know what the default layout settings, the width is.
I sometimes try 800*600 but I hate it because it is too small and
wanted to know what the default if for people with 1024*768 or
whatever it is...
Thanks
Olajide Olaolorun
 

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Re: [WSG] Slicing With Photoshop

2004-09-29 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Second, I want to know what the default layout settings, the width is.
I sometimes try 800*600 but I hate it because it is too small and
wanted to know what the default if for people with 1024*768 or
whatever it is...

I'm assuming you are asking what the best default monitor resolution you
are going to lay-out your webpage for. If you look at rought stats:

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp 

It shows that aroung 1/3 of browsers have are using 800x600. And roughly
4/5 have either 1024x768 or 800x600.

If you want a lay-out that looks ok with almost everybody, try making an
800x600 layout that can adapt to 1024x768.

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