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dankos
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RE: More Photoshop Headaches - 1/6/2005 22:03:27
When I display it I see the lettering, the black shadowing, and a completely white background. I don't see the black background.
I loaded it into PS and see it. Probably you used the "Save for Web" option. In creating the image PS adds the white as an outline to the drop shadow so it won't blend into the background. Use "Save as" instead.
< Message edited by dankos -- 1/6/2005 22:25:51 >
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d a v e
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RE: More Photoshop Headaches - 1/7/2005 8:11:15
set the background thee same colour as the target page and then pick *that* colour as the transparent colour.
see http://members.tiscali.fi/dave_pirjo/test-area/examples/button_backgrounds.htm (it's done in fireworks but it's the same principle in PS and then to image ready
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BeTheBall
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RE: More Photoshop Headaches - 1/7/2005 9:35:30
quote:
Probably you used the "Save for Web" option. In creating the image PS adds the white as an outline to the drop shadow so it won't blend into the background. Use "Save as" instead.
Beautiful. That solved it nicely.
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and then pick *that* colour as the transparent colour.
Dave, I don't see where I would designate the transparent color in PhotoShop.
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