Hello all, I'd like to know, many people are saying that you can code a .psd with photoshop via slicing it. Is there a tutorial on how this can be achieved? If there is a tutorial, could some one share a link with me, I'd really like to learn what is required to code a .psd. I have photoshop cs2, I just need to know how to code .psds! I've always wondering, maybe I can some how put some thing into action!
Mr.tyro: Where could I find this 'slicing tool', I'd like to experiment with it. Lonesight: If you're doing it for free, then sure thing. But at the moment, I'm looking to learn and code one of these .psds of mine.
dont use the save as .html feature.. simply save as images and then code yourself, using the sliced images....
in the palet http://video-animation.com/images/slice01.gif the one above the actual black box http://www.mediacollege.com/graphics/photoshop/tool/slice.html
you can just save the pictures as web after you slice it and use a dreamweaver to open it and edit it with the scripts and such or if ur more on an advanced lvl you can also use note pad to do so
I don't slice Photoshop files. I prefer to grab individual Photoshop layers and save them as separate graphics for inclusion in a Web page. I also tend to avoid large areas of a single color in the .psd (like background colors for instance) since I can declare those in a stylesheet. If a layer has the same background color as the rest of the file, then I just apply a transparency to it and drop it into the Web page.