Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 09:59:56 -0600, "bolo_2"
wrote:
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might
catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
you need at least two images. Create content on one layer, then duplicate the layer and edit it. You can also use layer styles to apply effects.
Use preset button styles from the Styles palette to create rollover buttons with normal, mouseover, and mousedown states. Draw a basic shape with the rectangle tool and apply a style, such as Beveled Normal, to automatically turn the rectangle into a button. Then copy the layer and apply other preset styles, like Beveled Mouseover, to create additional button states. Save each layer as a separate image to create a finished rollover button set.
Use the Save For Web & Devices dialog box to save rollover images in a web-compatible format and with an optimized file size.
Use the Save For Web & Devices dialog box to save rollover images in a web-compatible format and with an optimized file size.
After creating a rollover image set in Photoshop, use your HTML wrtiter to place the images on a web page and automatically add the JavaScript code for the rollover action.
"Dave" wrote in message
On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 09:59:56 -0600, "bolo_2"
wrote:
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might
catch someone here that did not go there.
you need at least two images. Create content on one layer, then duplicate the layer and edit it. You can also use layer styles to apply effects.
I think the OP's "HTML writer" is Bridge (Tools | Photoshop | Web Photo Gallery) and he doesn't want to use a better tool.
-Bob
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions
on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
Everything that was in IR and CS2 is in CS3
it is hidden
I panicked at losing IR till I realized CS3 has it all - just not a stand alone anymore
go to preferences and make sure the menus are open fully with all choices showing onthe ones you use most
or the bottom of each menu (expand all)
Hi KatWoman,
Sorry, I have not been on here for a while. I have always appreciated and respected your help. I am not sure i understand what you are saying, are you saying that IR is in CS3, but just hidden? I did as you suggested and expanded all my menu's but still did not see it.
Someone told me to download Sitegrinder, I have but have not had a chance to use it. I am not necessarly trying to build a web site with PS, but just remember seeing a tutorial in a book on how to do it. I was trying to show it to some students and it would not work in CS3 because of the IR missing. I use Dreamweaver and have started using Expressions some for web pages, but just thought the tutorial was pretty cool, and wanted to share it.
Thanks for your input.
"KatWoman" wrote in message
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with
rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions
on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
Everything that was in IR and CS2 is in CS3
it is hidden
I panicked at losing IR till I realized CS3 has it all - just not a stand alone anymore
go to preferences and make sure the menus are open fully with all choices showing onthe ones you use most
or the bottom of each menu (expand all)
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Hi KatWoman,
Sorry, I have not been on here for a while. I have always appreciated and respected your help. I am not sure i understand what you are saying, are you saying that IR is in CS3, but just hidden? I did as you suggested and expanded all my menu's but still did not see it.
Someone told me to download Sitegrinder, I have but have not had a chance to use it. I am not necessarly trying to build a web site with PS, but just remember seeing a tutorial in a book on how to do it. I was trying to show it to some students and it would not work in CS3 because of the IR missing. I use Dreamweaver and have started using Expressions some for web pages, but just thought the tutorial was pretty cool, and wanted to share it.
Thanks for your input.
"KatWoman" wrote in message
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with
rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions
on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
Everything that was in IR and CS2 is in CS3
it is hidden
I panicked at losing IR till I realized CS3 has it all - just not a stand alone anymore
go to preferences and make sure the menus are open fully with all choices showing onthe ones you use most
or the bottom of each menu (expand all)
what part of IR you need??
it is there in CS 3 if it was in CS IR
I don't do web work so I never use it
window>>open animation palette
save for web options
slices etc
also
make your default palettes and apps web design in the dropdown most your needs should be there
Maybe i should just scan the tutorial and post it and you can see what i am talking about. I will let you know when i have it on my web site.
Again, thanks for all the advice you have given me.
"KatWoman" wrote in message
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Hi KatWoman,
Sorry, I have not been on here for a while. I have always appreciated and respected your help. I am not sure i understand what you are saying, are you saying that IR is in CS3, but just hidden? I did as you suggested and expanded all my menu's but still did not see it.
Someone told me to download Sitegrinder, I have but have not had a chance to use it. I am not necessarly trying to build a web site with PS, but just remember seeing a tutorial in a book on how to do it. I was trying to show it to some students and it would not work in CS3 because of the IR missing. I use Dreamweaver and have started using Expressions some for web pages, but just thought the tutorial was pretty cool, and wanted to share it.
Thanks for your input.
"KatWoman" wrote in message
"bolo_2" wrote in message
Sorry, I cross posted this on Adobe.Photoshop.Windows, but i thought i might catch someone here that did not go there.
In Photoshop CS2 i had seen and used a tutorial to create a web page with
rollovers from Photoshop. Yes, i know Photoshop is not the best tool to do
this with, however, it could still be done. It used Imageready to edit the
roll-overs, HOWEVER, cs3 no longer utilizes Imageready, so any suggestions
on how to do this in CS3? Thanks in advance.
Everything that was in IR and CS2 is in CS3
it is hidden
I panicked at losing IR till I realized CS3 has it all - just not a stand alone anymore
go to preferences and make sure the menus are open fully with all choices showing onthe ones you use most
or the bottom of each menu (expand all)
what part of IR you need??
it is there in CS 3 if it was in CS IR
I don't do web work so I never use it
window>>open animation palette
save for web options
slices etc
also
make your default palettes and apps web design in the dropdown most your needs should be there