NEED SUPPORT – WEBSITE

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Jonathan_Porecki
Mar 4, 2004
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Hello. I am using Photoshop, and Imageready to design my website. The only problem I’m having is putting my design into HTML, and giving it power to navigate, click on links, etc.

If anyone could please help me, it would be greatly apprectiated.
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Mac_McDougald
Mar 4, 2004
About the only thing PS/IR is good for in this regard is generating code for sliced images and rollovers.

For general webpage layout you need an HTML editor, of which there are MANY, from free to high enders like DreamWeaver and GoLive.

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Thee_DarkOverLord
Mar 4, 2004
you can compile your html in any text editor Jonathan, from note pad to word, Dedicated HTML sofware such as Dreamweaver will make it a lot easier for you if you dont realy know to much html, but you will still need to know some basics.
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dave_milbut
Mar 4, 2004
you can do much of what you want in Image Ready. You need to read the manual on rollovers, image maps and slices. Read up on those 3 things and come back with more specific questions when you get something you’re stuck on.
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Jonathan_Porecki
Mar 4, 2004
I hardly know any HTML. I will try Dreamweaver, and read about rollovers, image maps and slices, if i’m having anymore problems i’ll post back. And thanks. 🙂
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chadda
Mar 4, 2004
You can "Save Optimised as" in IR in order to get the html tag. Then drop that into DW, provided you have that little insert thing installed. It’s an icon with a finger on it. You can download that Lynda.com. I don’t know if you have to be a member there, though in order to download it.

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