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rangermike1990
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 Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 8:53 pm Post subject: Linking in Flash |
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Hello,
I'm creating a web site using Photoshop. Now on top I want to have link. And I totally forgot how to hyperlink one photoshop file to another. I also have dream weaver please tell me if this is how you do it.
First, I created slices to the area I want to hyperlink. Once I do that I save the .psd to "save to web" then I open it in dreamweaver. Once I do that I can link it from there.
Is this correct can anyone verify this is the best way to do it? |
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Matt
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You mean you're creating a link from the graphic in dreamweaver, sounds like it's the way to go!
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rangermike1990
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| Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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| mattyboy777 wrote: | | You mean you're creating a link from the graphic in dreamweaver, sounds like it's the way to go! |
Thank you mattyboy777. I got one more question. When I save it as a web. Can you tell me what the best options to save are. For example the preset. gif, jpeg, or png. Stuff like that because when I open it up in dreamweaver my photoshop image is no longer centered. |
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Matt
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You should save photographic images to JPEG, and graphical logo-type images to GIF or PNG-8. Sometimes a situation can request a different solution but generally those rules will serve you well.
As far as alignment goes, that's another dreamweaver issue I'd imagine. Select the graphic on the page and then align to where ever you want it. That's generally the approach for table-based designed, most websites are controlled style-wise these days with CSS files.
Hope that helps
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