Fernando Mol
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You need to open the files in photoshop to replace them.
If you choose to save the images in GIF or JPEG format you’ll need to go to your HTML and change the name of your files there. If you save them again in PNG, just replace them.
Remember not to “Save As” in Photoshop, instead, open the “Save for Web and Devices” tool. It lets you see different options at the same time to visualize the results for image quality and file size.
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Even if you use the same PNG format iWeb generated, opening it in Photoshop and using Save for Web and Devices will reduce the size to a half.
WYSWYG web software usually puts some extra code, but that’s not necessarily a download issue.
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Can you post a link to your site so we can see the code?
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In the commentary of the Godfather DVD, Coppola talk about the scene when Don Vito is in the hospital and Michael is protecting the place outside. Coppola says they needed some time to build tension before the assassins came, and the footage they putted to show the lonely hospital were just unused parts of other shots.
The final image of The Last Temptation of Christ shows an interesting effect. When Jesus die an estrange flare comes from his head. This was produced by the camera when the director called cut and the operator stooped it.
So, I guess it’s a good practice to put the entire shots, full clap and everything, because you never know.
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Nice tip. I have an old computer with IE6 but now I think I can use that space for a fishbowl.
I tested the Multiple IE tool and it crashed sometimes, but definitely does it’s job.
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I believe there’s no way to run IE6 on Vista. But this site will create snapshots of your page in different browsers:
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Look at the right of your browser. If your page content gets higher than your screen a scroll bar will appear changing your actual browser width. The auto centered layout auto adjust itself.
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As you say, there seems to be no hacks in CSS Zen Garden designs. Looks that they don’t care about IE6.
But if you care, you can use Conditional Comments to define a special CSS for internet explorer 6.
https://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html
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Why are you making a PDF?
I used to send mail invitations for an art gallery. Here is a look at the process I used to do. I hope this can help.
1.They make a design for print.
2.I receive a PDF version.
3.Made an HTML adaptation in Dreamweaver.
4.Upload the images to a server.
5.Fix the links to the images, if needed.
6.Insert the HTML into Outlook.
7.Send the email.
8.Pray for the users to have their “view HTML content” option selected. -
There’s no magic. If you put a PNG with alpha transparency you’ll see behind.
You can mix them using a background image for your body tag, another bg image in your wrapper div, another in you content div and another in you h1 tag and, if they have transparency, will be mixed together. It’s all about the PNG.