Yeah, GIMP doesn't really have all of the strong slicing features that other
programs have, but I suspect that they will begin moving away from slicing
paradigms as the default because CSS is more widely and fully supported. For
example, rather than slicing your background image, you can place it i
Also writing the javascript, html, and css yourself ensures that you don't
succumb to any html/css/javascript bugs that might be found in those
dreamweaver-like tools because they tend not to be perfect like coding
everything yourself.
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 11:48 AM, Nathan Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTE
It's not really integrated with any text editor, and it itself is not a web
design tool, even though it has slicing capabilities.
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Jan Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Yes, I know CSS is better but I took a JavaScript class and have been
> messing around with i
You would either need to learn Script-Fu, Python, or C/C++ and learn how to
integrate into the GIMP api. I have a couple of questions, first, why are
you using slicing for your HTML projects when CSS handles the sorts of
things you can do with slicing in a much more logical and browser-friendly
man
Hello all humans,
I have been using GIMP for webdesign but have to write all the JavaScript by
hand in Gedit the Linux text editor. Since the slice tool and imagemap tool
export some HTML tables and JavaScript, I think it would be nice if GIMP
somehow included JavaScript or CSS templates and it's o
