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09-24-2005, 07:46 PM
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well its all about skill really, its a nice template for a first go, but i suggest getting a proffesional to design and code your website.. (PM me if you need any suggestions)

09-25-2005, 07:40 AM
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I don't use slice in photoshop, yes I know how to use it but don't like slice as it has too many <table>. I just copy graphic then save it as image then code you know.

Did you look it up in google? There's alot.

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Just because you slice it.. doesn't mean you have to use the default code it gives you... Just use the image output.

09-25-2005, 12:06 PM
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yeah if you are looking for simplistic ways, then just use the sliced images that photoshop gives you, then code it with dreamweaver or something like that, the more practice you get, keep looking at your code, and get familiar, then start looking into coding manually, getting a set of pre-coded templates with general arrangement to speed up production.

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i have dreamweaver but nothing to slice it with?

09-26-2005, 07:27 AM
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Ok, you don't need to "slice", you can simply crop each section into the size you want and save it as another name (or use ctrl-z to undo the crop)

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Originally Posted by 135791
i have dreamweaver but nothing to slice it with?
You have photoshop right?

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You wouldnt even need to slice that, you could create that using div's with css & xhtml, only thing is the drop shadows, but they look really bad anyway, plus with out using images youll get a nice loading response and easier layout to nav,

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Originally Posted by Mase
You have photoshop right?
He has Photoshop Elements 2.0 - which has full slicing capability, im sure of it.

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Originally Posted by JamesYooKay
He has Photoshop Elements 2.0 - which has full slicing capability, im sure of it.
I'm also pretty sure of it

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