It’s easy as long as you know where to click!
Compare to Photoshop CS2 it’s the same but not at the same place…
First create all your slices [press K in Photoshop]. Then:
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| Goto Files – Save for web and devices or press Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S |
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| Click on save button and select the “other…” settings, it will pop-up a new window |
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| Check the XHTML box, so it will format a clean XHTML files |
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| Check the Generate CSS radio Button and Save, your Html file will be generated with a CSS scripts (you can notice that it’s still tagged as “ImageReady”, someone forgot to do the update…) |
I my point of view it’s a good way to do quick CSS design without getting crazy with rulers.
Ahmet
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Thank you so much for this info… I just upgraded to CS3 and the frustration of no ImageReady was killing me!
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When saving for web, are only image slices available? or can you get CS3 to also translate the text area’s into text and related css?
Related CSS yes, related text no as far as I know…
Anyway you get all your DIV ready to be fill 😉
Thank’s for this usefull post!
Can I use this method in Adobe Fireworks CS3?
Now, when I exporting my file to HTML, all data save in Table-style html 🙁
thank buddy
it’s so help full for me
Dimus:
I don’t know for Fireworks, I don’t use it anymore…