[Richard Williams]

shhhh… he doesnt know that ;o)

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

Fernando,

My first born is now 2 Years old,but ive packed his back and hes now ready for you to pick him up :o)

Thanks Dude this is FANTASTIC!!!

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

This looks wonderful Fernando, is there any useful “how to” text anywhere…?

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

ok… i sussed it. the problem i was having was i was inserting an image into a blank page, then copying the code of the insert into the code above (where it says “insert the HTML HERE”)
i deleted the “s and replaced with ‘s, but it still did not work. It did not work because it did not like the white spacing that the code creates in dreamweaver. I depeted all the gaps in the code, bringing all the bits together in one row and this fixed the problem.

so i was putting in this…
<table width="10%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td><img name="image1.jpeg" src="" width="273" height="241" alt="" /></td>
</tr>
</table>

and i changed it to
<table width='10%' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'><tr><td><img name='image1.jpeg' src='' width='273' height='241' alt='' /></td></tr></table>

Richard Williams

[Richard Williams]

Abraham / Fernando,

What am i missing here…?

i am putting in this code, and it all works ok as it should, with the click on window 1 bringing in the text PUT HTML 1 HERE etc etc,

Now, i want to put in a link to an image… So how should this look???
Sorry to be such a dumb dumb… The code given is below, and i am guessing the only thing i need to chage is highlighted bold, but still not sure how to put it in there correctly.

function clicker(wind){
var thediv=document.getElementById('displaybox');
if(thediv.style.display == "none"){
thediv.style.display = "";
var myWins=new Array();
myWins[1]="<b>PUT HTML 1 HERE</b>";
myWins[2]="PUT HTML 2 HERE";
myWins[3]="3 And so on...";
thediv.innerHTML = myWins[wind];
}else{
thediv.style.display = "none";
thediv.innerHTML = '';
}
return false;
}

Then you’ll want to modify the click link to call for the correct window…

<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(1);'>Open Window 1</a>
<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(2);'>Open Window 2</a>
<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(3);'>More Windows...</a>

Richard Williams

[Richard Williams]

ok, well i am suprised as i tried this
https://textures.z7server.com/save_all_textures.php?type=3

installed them as patterns and put it on a page and i thought it looked really good, especially the 4th one in the zipped pack downloaded…

Hope you get on ok with this

[Richard Williams]

have you tied the adobe echange? I have just done a search for photoshop and there are 175 different pulg ins/action and brushes funder the title of water… take a look at
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?searchfield=water&search_exchange=16&search_category=-1&search_license=&search_rating=&search_platform=0&search_pubdate=&num=25&startnum=1&event=search&sticky=true&sort=0&Submit=Search

Let us know if they are any good…?

[Richard Williams]

post the picture and i’ll take a look…

[Richard Williams]

Open a portrate photo or something…

ensure you have actions open… (click on windows, then ensure actions has a tick on it.

Now, in the top right corner, just under the x of the actions window, there are three lines and a down arrow. Click on that.

Now select load actions.

Select the location you downloaded the action

Now the action is in your window.

Click on the first drop down, and then the play button should become active.

Press Play.

Sit back and watch it happen

[Richard Williams]

i have recently downloaded an action script form the adobe website which was called “tony_soft__2_blur” or something… for photoshop. It was free and you literally open up a photo, and start the action then 10 seconds later you have a really nice touch to the skin tones… give it a try https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1044841
After playing around with such actions, you can step back each stage to work out how it was applied in case you ever want to do it step by step yourself.
The other effect, darkening of her clothes, i would do by highlighting the area, and then selecting image, adjustment, selective colour or replace colour, and change the settings of the colour you select.
Hope this helps