Honestly, the problem is NOT with the application (although both FW and PS
could be MUCH better with their slicing).
The issue is that most designers (who don't also know HTML) don't know the
best way to slice things. They'll just draw sliecs where they want main
images and let the app interpret t
I do what I can to condense the process, get as many elements out of my
"Slices" as i can but that I mentioned before is what i'm using and it's
effective, but time entensive. I haven't been able to export layers without
adding whitespace around the layer in photoshop, haven't tried it in
fireworks
Casey,
Am i reading you right : you are exporting the same png each time you want a
new element/layer? You can export each layer seperately. That should save
you some time..
But i could have miss read... its only been 1/4 cup of coffe since i woke up
:)
On 3/29/06, Casey Dougall <[EMAIL PROTEC
Wouldn't it be great if fireworks and photoshop created css for the
layouts...
Chopping up psd's all the time myself I haven't got a really good answer for
you except to get the psd or png, if he's using fireworks and chop it
yourself. I normally cop templates multiple times to get specific elemen
Rick,
Im not sure about the HTML it produces, but the file names can be fixed.
All of the layers can be named.
if you name a layer title, it will become title.gif, if you name it
btnHomeOver, it will become btnHomeOver.gif.
This should help you a lot when you go to edit the HTML later.
HTH
Ric
I've got a friend who builds web site templates in Fireworks for use
with a CMS that I built. Every time he builds a new template, I have to
"fix" the HTML to make the template so hat it is height flexible. As
is, the navigation gets all crazy and stuff.
The templates he generates are heavily
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