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Hi there,
Can anyone help me with recommendation of size of slices?
THe reason i ask is that i have just sliced black box with rounded corners, hence i slice the four corners and used css to change the background color of the rest of the box – so as not to export square items (as css can do this with changing the color only).
The reason i am asking is that we are now in age of DSL and high speed internet so maybe i should have sliced the whole image rather than the four corners?
This is where i get a little confused, of course the way i do it works but is it correct?
I have also noticed some sites are using a "LARGE" background image in there CSS which contains content holders (with square corners) etc… which i think is great, but does the file size / speed suffer
Once i have sliced and exported my images is it better to always put the images in as background images (within divs) rather than images thenselves?
Any advice anyone can offer would be really appreciated.
Thanks
Can anyone help me with recommendation of size of slices?
THe reason i ask is that i have just sliced black box with rounded corners, hence i slice the four corners and used css to change the background color of the rest of the box – so as not to export square items (as css can do this with changing the color only).
The reason i am asking is that we are now in age of DSL and high speed internet so maybe i should have sliced the whole image rather than the four corners?
This is where i get a little confused, of course the way i do it works but is it correct?
I have also noticed some sites are using a "LARGE" background image in there CSS which contains content holders (with square corners) etc… which i think is great, but does the file size / speed suffer
Once i have sliced and exported my images is it better to always put the images in as background images (within divs) rather than images thenselves?
Any advice anyone can offer would be really appreciated.
Thanks
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