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PSD file into HTML
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Hi Pintu and welcome to the board 
I don't have experience with converting a PSD to HTML but I know it's possible.
I did a search on Google Groups and found numerous articles dealing with this same question;
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q="pdf+to+html"&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search
I know pretty sure that you can find what you're looking for if you follow this link.
Good luck!
I don't have experience with converting a PSD to HTML but I know it's possible.
I did a search on Google Groups and found numerous articles dealing with this same question;
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q="pdf+to+html"&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search
I know pretty sure that you can find what you're looking for if you follow this link.
Good luck!
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I edited your post G to read PSD not PDF.
Welcome to the community pintu. Hope you enjoy your stay.
What you're asking to do is possible, yes. But it would require you to "slice" up your image document into the separate areas for your Web page. The "slice tool" is on the top-right side of the Toolbar.
Then you'd add details to the sliced pieces like name, alt tag, etc... and then save the entire document (page design) out using the "Save for Web..." option under the FILE menu.
Specific detailed information on "Designing a Web page in Photoshop" can be found in the PS HELP! files.
But here, check this out: http://www.planetphotoshop.com/tutorials_web.html
PlanetPhotoshop.com has some good tutes on this subject. Unfortunately, i have yet to find the time to do some. But i will soon i hope.
Welcome to the community pintu. Hope you enjoy your stay.
What you're asking to do is possible, yes. But it would require you to "slice" up your image document into the separate areas for your Web page. The "slice tool" is on the top-right side of the Toolbar.
Then you'd add details to the sliced pieces like name, alt tag, etc... and then save the entire document (page design) out using the "Save for Web..." option under the FILE menu.
Specific detailed information on "Designing a Web page in Photoshop" can be found in the PS HELP! files.
But here, check this out: http://www.planetphotoshop.com/tutorials_web.html
PlanetPhotoshop.com has some good tutes on this subject. Unfortunately, i have yet to find the time to do some. But i will soon i hope.
Once you've sliced your image, you can open it with ImageReady then apply rollover and 'on click' effects. When saved 'optimized for web', ImageReady will create a web page with the html code by placing your slices in a table, create the java script for effects and create an 'image folder' and place all the slices in it.
I use Front Page and once I copy all the images from the image folder and copy/paste the web page created to my website folder I can edit the html as needed before 'publishing'.
Here's one of my web pages showing what ImageReady can do.
Hope you like the music too.
Doc
I use Front Page and once I copy all the images from the image folder and copy/paste the web page created to my website folder I can edit the html as needed before 'publishing'.
Here's one of my web pages showing what ImageReady can do.
Hope you like the music too.
Doc