Wow, that's a big question! You're going to have to learn some photoshop, first of all. Phtooshop will let you cut up the graphic into "slices" which you can then export as jpeg's or gif's and plug into an html page. Photoshop will also create an HTML table to hold the "slices" but I wouldn't reccomend using it. Their HTML isn't the greatest. Then you'll need to edit the html to put in your links and text and such.
I would reccomend that you look for some beginner photoshop tutorials or find a book on the subject. Even a book on an older version of PS would probably be helpful. I'd bet that a lot of those template sites have tutorials on how to use their PSD's, so look for that too.
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Megan posted this at 14:23 — 5th December 2003.
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Wow, that's a big question! You're going to have to learn some photoshop, first of all. Phtooshop will let you cut up the graphic into "slices" which you can then export as jpeg's or gif's and plug into an html page. Photoshop will also create an HTML table to hold the "slices" but I wouldn't reccomend using it. Their HTML isn't the greatest. Then you'll need to edit the html to put in your links and text and such.
I would reccomend that you look for some beginner photoshop tutorials or find a book on the subject. Even a book on an older version of PS would probably be helpful. I'd bet that a lot of those template sites have tutorials on how to use their PSD's, so look for that too.
Megan
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teammatt3 posted this at 14:31 — 5th December 2003.
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