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Mel_Leiserowitz
Feb 19, 2008
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I am using PS7 to make a website. Have a number of layers done and want to add a long text page Cannot see how. Tried new but that takes me out of that folder, and I want them all together when I upload them
Please help!. Mel

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dave_milbut
Feb 19, 2008
for text on the web use html, not an image of some text.
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Mel_Leiserowitz
Feb 19, 2008
Thanks. But how? I have it in html, but do I have to browse to find it, or isn’t there some more direct way.

Mel
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Don_McCahill
Feb 19, 2008
If you don’t know HTML, then you will want to use a tool like Dreamweaver to create web pages. PS creates very bad web pages, as you are finding.
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Phosphor
Feb 19, 2008
That IS the direct way. Open the HTML file and edit it in Notepad. You could do this in ImageReady (see below)…but I think just adding it in the appropriate place in the HTML is easier.
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From Help:

Adding HTML text to a slice

Choosing the No Image type for a slice lets you enter text that will appear in the slice area of the resulting Web page. This text is HTML text–you can format it using standard HTML tags. You can also select vertical and horizontal alignment options. For more information on specific HTML tags, see an HTML reference (either printed or on the Web).

Photoshop and ImageReady do not display HTML text in the document window; you must use a Web browser to preview the text. (See Setting and viewing slice options.) Keep in mind that the appearance of text is affected by the browser settings and operating system it is viewed on. Be sure to preview HTML text in different browsers, with different browser settings, and on different operating systems to see how text will appear on the Web.

Note: The amount of text in a No Image slice can affect the layout of an exported page. Be sure to experiment with your design in several browsers to ensure consistency.

To add HTML text to a slice:

1. Select a slice. If you are working in Photoshop, double-click the slice with the Slice Select tool to display the Slice Options dialog box.
2. In the Slice Options dialog box (Photoshop) or the Slice palette (ImageReady), select No Image from the Type pop-up menu.
3. Type the desired text in the text box.
4. (Photoshop Save for Web dialog box and ImageReady) If the text includes HTML formatting tags, select the Text is HTML option. When this option is deselected, all the text you enter (including formatting tags) will be displayed in the resulting Web page.
5. (Photoshop Save for Web dialog box and ImageReady) If desired, select options in the Cell Alignment section of the dialog box.

Horizontal alignment options:
* Default to use the browser’s default for horizontal alignment * Left to align the text to the left side of the slice area * Center to align the text to the center of the slice area * Right to align the text to the right side of the slice area

Vertical alignment options:
* Default to use the browser’s default for vertical alignment. * Top to align the text to the top of the slice area.
* Baseline to set a common baseline for the first line of text in cells in the same row (of the resulting HTML table). Each cell in the row must use the Baseline option.
* Middle to center the text vertically in the slice area. * Bottom to align the text to the bottom of the slice area.

By the way, there are lots of free HTML editors you can find on the Internet. Arachnophilia is one. Look around for more. Much better than trying to make web pages in Photoshop.
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Phosphor
Feb 19, 2008
Don’t have, or don’t want to spend money on a dedicated website authoring application?

Then you ought to have a close look at the FREE and very capable NVU:

<http://nvudev.com/index.php>

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