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Hello I am VERY new to designing my web site, so please be patient.
I have strong knowledge in Photoshop so have designed my web site in that program. When I up load my finished web site to my FTP site some of the buttons or images are not aligning properly, or they are squashed or extended.
If you have a look at my home page www.retromodern.com.au and see the SOLD ITEMS tab it looks like the layer has moved and is not in front of the background where as it should be behind like the other tabs.
Also on the Sold Items Page the ITEMS tab (http://www.retromodern.com.au/sold-items.html) is squashed up and can not read it. There is generally something wrong on each page.
I have re saved it in photoshop and changed the layers, flattened it and it still happens.
Here is how i have saved my site:
1. Crete in photoshop and save as a layered PSD
2. Save as a flat PSD
3. Open flat PSD and save for web devices then save as a High JPG
4. Drag into my FTP site
Then when i look at it is all squewiff
Please help and please explain it simply. I am only ver new.
Thanking you in advance !!!! biggrin.gif
I have strong knowledge in Photoshop so have designed my web site in that program. When I up load my finished web site to my FTP site some of the buttons or images are not aligning properly, or they are squashed or extended.
If you have a look at my home page www.retromodern.com.au and see the SOLD ITEMS tab it looks like the layer has moved and is not in front of the background where as it should be behind like the other tabs.
Also on the Sold Items Page the ITEMS tab (http://www.retromodern.com.au/sold-items.html) is squashed up and can not read it. There is generally something wrong on each page.
I have re saved it in photoshop and changed the layers, flattened it and it still happens.
Here is how i have saved my site:
1. Crete in photoshop and save as a layered PSD
2. Save as a flat PSD
3. Open flat PSD and save for web devices then save as a High JPG
4. Drag into my FTP site
Then when i look at it is all squewiff
Please help and please explain it simply. I am only ver new.
Thanking you in advance !!!! biggrin.gif
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