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emil · 06-09-2005, 03:46

Although I would normally disapprove of ImageReady generated layouts, since you're at the beginning, I think it's ok to play with them for a while, just as long as you keep in mind, the output code is bad. Basically use the slice tool to draw a grid in photoshop and hit save as webpage... The rest is basically self-explanatory. Open the generated file with dreamweaver and play with its source.
Here are a couple of more detailed tutorials:
http://www.mickm.com/master.php?page=viewtut&id=48
http://www.designtutorials.info/layo...n-and-slicing/

Remember, THIS PRACTICE IS BAD, even if for the common visitor there is basically no noticeable difference.

And here's how it should be done
http://maxdesign.com.au/presentation/wentworth/

For more resources search these forums, and post questions you may have.

Good luck.

06-09-2005, 03:46	#5 (permalink)
emil dt immigrant Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bucharest - Romania Posts: 7,712	Although I would normally disapprove of ImageReady generated layouts, since you're at the beginning, I think it's ok to play with them for a while, just as long as you keep in mind, the output code is bad. Basically use the slice tool to draw a grid in photoshop and hit save as webpage... The rest is basically self-explanatory. Open the generated file with dreamweaver and play with its source. Here are a couple of more detailed tutorials: http://www.mickm.com/master.php?page=viewtut&id=48 http://www.designtutorials.info/layo...n-and-slicing/ Remember, THIS PRACTICE IS BAD, even if for the common visitor there is basically no noticeable difference. And here's how it should be done http://maxdesign.com.au/presentation/wentworth/ For more resources search these forums, and post questions you may have. Good luck.