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I'm trying to put together a site for my wedding and ran into a snag. I made three slices in Image Ready 1 for the banner 2 for the NavBar and 3 for my Text, Links and Pics. The problem is that the third slice is a .gif file and I was wondering how to go about making this HTML.
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When you slice this in Imageready export with images and html code.
This tag:
<img src="images/spacer.gif" width="640" height="680" alt=""></td>
seems to be the one you have as the "white space". This is where you will add your html code for the page.
Something like:
<td width="640" height="680" rowspan="10">
<img src="images/spacer.gif" width="640" height="680" alt=""></td>
would be:
<td width="640">
<table width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" border="0">
<tr>
<td>add your text here</td></tr></table></td>
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Thanks for the tip LindaW.. I added my code to the HTML and now it seems as though my NavBar on the side has become distorted. Is this due to the way I sliced it? or do I need to make the Navbar longer?
http://beedyb220.freewebspace.com/SonjaBryan2.html
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It worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I added some more length to my navbar and Voila....
http://beedyb220.freewebspace.com/SonjaBryan.html
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Hey looks great! Wonderful job!! :} 8}
Linda :B
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Great advice Linda. beedyb220 just my 2cnts, I would use layer based slices, this way you want miss a pixel.
Ammar
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