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[L-A-N]

Ive done a search on this but i couldnt find an answer. Ive made a simple site design in Photoshop and sliced it and saved for web. Ive kept the index file that photoshop created, but when the content is added and it runs over the end of the original page. the page breaks up. Is there any way to stop this?

I have limited html knowlegde so im not to good at coding line by line

Thanks
Woody

[Oakii]

Are you slicing it/adding content to it through image ready?

Being that you're limited in html knowledge - you might want to invest in a WYSIWYG editor. Microsoft Frontpage and Macromedia Dreamweaver are popular (and expensive) choices.

[L-A-N]

im adding content through dreamweaver. Setting the image i want content on as background.

[Andy AWFX]

What you have to remember is that the tables you use
have to have the border and cell pad set to zero.
If you are using the images as backgrounds of the table make sure the table is set to the EXACT size of the image you are using

Hope it helps
Andy

[JPwebster23]

You have to use adobe image ready to turn the guides into slices and go fom there.

[JWise]

Originally posted by L-A-N
Ive done a search on this but i couldnt find an answer. Ive made a simple site design in Photoshop and sliced it and saved for web. Ive kept the index file that photoshop created, but when the content is added and it runs over the end of the original page. the page breaks up. Is there any way to stop this?

I have limited html knowlegde so im not to good at coding line by line

Thanks
Woody

screenshot of what your talking about?

[L-A-N]

doesnt do what it did before but thjis is what happens,


http://www.thenerdshack.com/NERD.GIF

[PlaneWalker]

Don't use the Photoshop/Image Ready HTML.

When you export the images, save them as "Images Only" or delete the html it generates. You will be much better off making your own HTML than what Photoshop exports with the images.