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Using Photoshop and Imageready

new website problems

         

jordi

6:24 am on Feb 4, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I am creating a promotional web site for myself in Photoshop and editing in Image ready. This is how we created basic websites at University without the use of dreamweaver and since I dont have that software i am left with what I have. After creating a 'web page' in Photoshop, sliced,edited and optimized in Imageready, I have tested it on my internet browser but the canvas seems to remain the same. I would like it to extend with the browser itself but understand this could be an html tweaking job. Any ideas on what, how or where i should be editing this( possibly a bg colour issue) would be really helpful.
Thanks

kazecoder

11:37 am on Feb 4, 2005 (gmt 0)

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If I understand you correctly what you are refering to is know as a "liqid design" where the "canvas" is stretched or shrunk to fit the size of the brower whether its full scree or a very small window, correct?

ImageReady uses fixed sizes:

<td width="100" height="160">cell1</td>

What you need:

<td width="20%" height="40%">cell2</td>

You need to use a percentage rather than a fixed size so that the table can expand or shrink with the brower size.