Monthly Archive: March 2009

How Do I Center a Left Justified Website Template Design?

Tutorials   ·   March 30, 2009

Centering your page in the HTML code:
Open the html web page in a text editor or an html editor (in an html editor go to the view that shows the source code).

Near the top of the code, locate the tag for the main table

Type align=”center” within the table tag.File > Save to save your changes.

Centering [...]

How Do I Remove a Stretched Background Image from a Website Template?

Tutorials   ·   March 30, 2009

Some templates may have an “expandable background” that appears to stretch across the screen. The reason for this is that so all of the white space is filled in any size browser resolution:

You may decide that a particular website template design would be more suited to your tastes without this effect. In such instances, the [...]

How to Add a Repeating, Solid, or Stretched Background to a Template

Tutorials   ·   March 30, 2009

In some cases you may decide that a template would look better with a background image or color to fill in the white space behind the web template design regardless of the viewer’s monitor size or resolution. There are 3 common types of backgrounds, repeating patterns, solid colors, and stretched background images, which is essentially [...]

Appropriate Naming Conventions for Saving Your Sliced Template

Tutorials   ·   March 30, 2009

Naming your slices is important because the names you give your slices will be the names of the .jpg or .gif images that will go into your web pages.
Double-click on a user slice’s number to open the Slice Options window:

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The Slice Options window (Fig. 1) allows you to name the slice, give it a [...]

Save for Web Produces Different File Names than Expected

Tutorials   ·   March 30, 2009

I saved the PSD file for the web, and the new images are not appearing in the template…
Check the slice names in your .psd See: Appropriate Naming Conventions for Saving Your Sliced Template
Make sure the file type for your new image matches the template’s original – gif needs to replace gif and jpg [...]

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