FYI - it's described here:
http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/
http://annevankesteren.nl/2004/07/png-gamma
http://www.evolt.org/article/To_PNG_or_not_to_PNG/22/60134/
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If you don't have the full version of Acrobat, you're probably SOL...
In a case like this, you ought to ask the client again for a USABLE file.
If you didn't specify the file formats required in the contract, then you
may be in for trouble.
I've had a nightmare deal with someone on a project
Well, if Photoshop won't open them, the GIMP certainly can. Then it's
just cutting it apart like you would had you received any other flat
file, I suppose! Of course, if you need backgrounds then a kindly
worded email to the client requesting the source file with layers,
etc., would probably be
You could always screen grab if you have to?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Nic
Sent: 13 January 2006 10:17
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] pdf graphics
If you don't have the full version of Acrobat, you're probably
Bruce wrote:
I was pleased recently to get a rather large project. It was also nice that
they were sending the graphics for the site design.
Today I got them, in pdf format!
LOL!
I wish all pdf files would get lost, feel they have no place on the web.
They do have their place on the web,
David Nicol wrote:
I'd appreciate it very much if you could take a quick look at:
http://www.shetlandcoffee.com/
If you're on the home page, hovering above the top left logo won't do
anything.
If you go to About Us, both the top *and* bottom section of the logo
link you back to the home
Bruce wrote:
Hi all,
I was pleased recently to get a rather large project. It was also nice that
they were sending the graphics for the site design.
Today I got them, in pdf format!
What do you do in a situation like this? I need them for the design, menu
items and backgrounds...
What about
are the graphics vectors?
Opening from Adobe illustrator would
keep everything nice and editable.
-kvnmcwebn
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Christian Peper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David Nicol wrote: I'd appreciate it very much if you could take a quick look at: http://www.shetlandcoffee.com/If you're on the home page, hovering above the top left logo won't do anything.If you go to About Us, both the top *and* bottom section of the
Christian Peper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bruce wrote: Hi all, I was pleased recently to get a rather large project. It was also nice that they were sending the graphics for the site design. Today I got them, in pdf format! What do you do in a situation like this? I need them for the design,
On Jan 13, 2006, at 6:59 AM, kvnmcwebn wrote:
are the graphics vectors?
Opening from Adobe illustrator would
keep everything nice and editable.
-kvnmcwebn
I second trying Illustrator first, Photoshop next. Recent versions of
both will open the files. Illustrator's underlying format is pdf,
This may be a bit off-topic, but I saw a few people mentioning GIMP.
I'm a long time Photoshop user (since version 5.0), and Photoshop has
been one of the excuses for staying a Windows user.
Has anyone been a longtime Photoshop user and switched to GIMP, and not
looked back?
Maybe just
On Friday 13 January 2006 08:50 am, Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
GIMP is a fine program, but no replacement for Photoshop, it is just not as
robust.
Mark Desmet
This may be a bit off-topic, but I saw a few people mentioning GIMP.
I'm a long time Photoshop user (since version 5.0), and Photoshop
Thanks for the tips, unfortunately no Server Side technology can be used,
just static HTML files.
Thanks for the thought though.
...helmut
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On Behalf Of Terrence Wood
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 3:45 PM
To:
Marilyn Langfeld wrote:
Photoshop has a pdf import dialog box that allows you to decide on
the page if it's multipage pdf, ppi, rgb vs cmyk, size.
You can export JPG out of Adobe right?
Worst case -- do an ALT + Print Screen and paste into Photoshop. Or,
perhaps a utility like SnagIt?
Thanks all who answered.
I have to admit I never knew photoshop would open pdf.
Unbelievable perhaps, but nontheless...
Even version 5.5 opened tham and I was able to save as jpg.
Thanks!
Bruce Prochnau
BKDesign
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From: Mark Desmet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi,
So the problem was resolved with the re-saved images alone, or in
concert with changes to the CSS?
Respectfully,
Christopher Kennon
Principal Creative Director -Bushidodeep
www.bushidodeep.com
On Jan 12, 2006, at 6:35 PM, Mani Sheriar wrote:
Thanks all, especially Nick Cowie who
On Jan 13, 2006, at 10:14 AM, Conyers, Dwayne, Mr [C] wrote:
You can export JPG out of Adobe right?
Yes, the latest version of Photoshop saves to .jpg, .gif. png .ico
(if you install a plug-in, one of which is donationware), as well as
having a Save for web export in .jpg, .gif, .png-8,
Thank you.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
dszady wrote:
I also remember a post saying not to use the two elements but it
didn't mention why.
In my opinion, sub and sup have a primarily visual/presentational
nature, rather than a semantic one. I'm still puzzled as to why they're
still included
Marilyn Langfeld said the following on 1/13/2006 9:37 AM:
Yes, the latest version of Photoshop saves to .jpg, .gif. png .ico
(if you install a plug-in, one of which is donationware), as well as
having a Save for web export in .jpg, .gif, .png-8, .png-24 and WBMP
that helps you to optimize
So the problem was resolved with the re-saved images alone,
or in concert with changes to the CSS?
No change to the CSS. This has me baffled as I had already tried resaving
all the images but I don't really have the time to figure it all out - I'm
just thanking the web design gods that it all
Hallo sweet people.
a question;
what is the correct use of the br-tag?
is it permitted inside p-tags to break lines?
is it recomended outside p-tags for extra lineshifts?
what are the semantical issues with the br-tag?
Thank you, in advance,
Jes
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On 1/13/06, denAnden.dk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is the correct use of the br-tag?
is it permitted inside p-tags to break lines?
is it recomended outside p-tags for extra lineshifts?
what are the semantical issues with the br-tag?
br can be used in both cases.
The semantic issues are
Nick Would also happen if there was no-repeat of the image ?
Nick Cowie wrote:
My suggestion it has something to do with the two background images
involved:
html {
min-height:100%;
margin-bottom:1px;
background:url(../_images/bg2.jpg);
}
body {
Most common uses of br/ can and should be replaced by CSS, as
they're presentational. Some examples of semantic use of br/ are to
seperate lines of a poem, lines of an address, etc. In these cases
(especially poems), the line break is important to the content itself,
not just how you would like
is it recomended outside p-tags for extra lineshifts?
This is best done by adding margins or padding to the paragraphs.
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Thank you Christian and Kenny,
Just one clarification,
Kenny Wrote In these cases
(especially poems), the line break is important to the content itself,
not just how you would like it to be displayed.
so everything can be argued to be correct semantical use of the br-tag, if
we claim it to
On 1/14/06, Helmut Granda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the tips, unfortunately no Server Side technology can be used,
just static HTML files.
If the pages must be static then you only have two options that I can
think of...
1) Use a current class (or id) on the navigation element that
1)
I am using DW Templates and I have locked the menu to avoid having to
recreate every time there is a menu update.
Also the site will be updated with Contribute so the user will be able to
add/delete items from the menu and they might not know how to apply a
class/id attribute to the item they
At 01:26 PM 1/13/2006, denAnden.dk wrote:
in the sence that in address example, the meaning a Br-tag would
carrie could instead be carried by commas or seperate p tags, which
would be more correct and should be used?
This is one of those points we'll never all agree on but love to
argue.
Hi,
Paul Wrote.
p class=exhortation
span class=adverbJust/span
span class=verbget/span
span class=prepositionover/span
span class=pronounit/span
span class=conjunctionand/span
span class=verbbreak/span
span class=articlethe/span
So many people think that br should be avoided, but only for text
layout or for the entire document?
Because I've been so tempted to use tables when formatting a form, and
now I read that br tags should not be used... And I think that
creating a unique CSS class with the absolute position for each
Alvaro Mouriño wrote:
So many people think that br should be avoided, but only for text
layout or for the entire document?
It's important not to get confused, nor put weight into such statements,
they're usually either stated too broadly just plain wrong. br can be
used for explicit line
On 1/14/06, Lachlan Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tables for forms is ok in some cases, forms can be considered tabular.
This one has always confused me. There is a linear relationship
between a field's label and the field proper, yes, but how does one
mark that up as a table? SHOULD that be
Joshua Street wrote:
This one has always confused me. There is a linear relationship
between a field's label and the field proper, yes, but how does one
mark that up as a table?
I believe Lachlan was referring to a construct like
tr
th scope=rowlabel for=nameName/label/th
tdinput
Yep, the fieldset is an appropriate way of grouping, but doesn't (so
far as I'm aware) allow for the kind of visual styling that is
required (by designers who don't think in terms of markup) for some
forms.
Excuse the following ASCII art:
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I want to ask something that's on the same line as the original poster,
but a little bit in another direction.
Sorry!
But, for example, marking up a postal address, a poem or something
where line breaks are semantically important, then the use of br is ok.
p
123 George Street,br
The much maligned br element is essential in our work. Sometimes we're not
just doing poetry and addresses.
Take for example the archive page of this very message (the one I'm replying
to).
http://webstandardsgroup.org/manage/archive.cfm?uid=C69ACE78-BB9A-910B-E6CC1A4A59BDF099
How else would I
Nope. Only, I'd add that there are existing apps out there that will
fall into various server-side languages to do intelligent replacement
of linebreaks - paragraphs, smart quotes, etc. KSES, used by
WordPress (or at least it used to be) is one such for the PHP langauge
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