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Design done in photoshop to be used for page in dreamweaver

what is the exact process...how do i proceed?

         

contentmaster

12:54 pm on Jun 30, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Hi

I wanted to know what is the exact process to create a webpage in dreamweaver once someone provides me a design done in photoshop or corel to be used.

The design or layout of the page is done in photoshop which has the left side navigations and center space etc...now if i have to create a page in dreamweaver using that layout how do i do it?

klogger

11:58 pm on Jul 1, 2004 (gmt 0)

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If you have Image Ready with Photoshop (Fireworks should be similar) you can open the image in Image Ready (or Fireworks) and slice it to export it as you need.

You will need to read up on the slice tool (essentially click and drag over your image to set a slice) but when done use the following for Photoshop (Sorry - don't use Fireworks):

File > Save optimised As

it will export the page as HTML to the same directory as your image is stored in (by default - change this by File > Oupout Settings > HTML) which can give you a base to start from.

When it exports it will export all the blank space as images so you will need to open the result in DW and delete those then fill with the text you want.

contentmaster

12:53 pm on Jul 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I have fireworks as well as image ready...would you suggest image ready for slicing the images, ok i need to understand----

once i slice a certain left navigation, do i save it with a particlular name ...save optimised as --- left.jpg and then proceed to the top bar etc etc....i could'nt understand the part about the page opening in dreamweaver? if i am saving separate slices as jpg, what page are we talking about?

sorry for the million questions...have'nt done this before and really need to understand this well....

thanks in advance!

limbo

10:25 pm on Jul 7, 2004 (gmt 0)

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You need to slice up your graphic and export it as 'HTML and images'.

You an then insert the html into your page. FW and DW combine admirably here with the 'insert firworks html' command. It only needs a bit of tweaking to sort the out the bloat. I don't use PS for web graphics but I am positive that image ready must have the same feature.

Ta

Limbo

knighty

12:49 pm on Jul 8, 2004 (gmt 0)

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just save the whole image as one big image file and then use an image map for the links :P

Leosghost

2:16 pm on Jul 8, 2004 (gmt 0)

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And pray all your visitors are on dsl ;)

createErrorMsg

2:39 pm on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0)

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or NoDoze ;)