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Photoshop/Fireworks/Dreamweaver Slicing --> Textpattern
so i’m familiar with what is becoming an old school way of developing sites where you design a mockup in Photoshop and then basically slice it up and import it into Dreamweaver. I believe this method is basically a table-based design. I’m wondering if there’s any use for this in developing a textpattern site? Is it basically only good for graphical nav bars or can you do more integration of this style into a real CSS site like textpattern. I ask cause this method is very easy for getting your layouts down to how you want them.
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Re: Photoshop/Fireworks/Dreamweaver Slicing --> Textpattern
While it’s certainly possible to use the sliced-images code (view in a text editor, copy/paste into Textpattern), creating a CSS menu is pretty easy. Here are a few useful articles:
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Re: Photoshop/Fireworks/Dreamweaver Slicing --> Textpattern
jm wrote:
While it’s certainly possible to use the sliced-images code (view in a text editor, copy/paste into Textpattern), creating a CSS menu is pretty easy. Here are a few useful articles:
thanks for the links. i decided i need a bit more introductory css before tackling some of the stuff in those articles but shouldnt be too hard. cheers
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