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Nov 1st 2001 | #19552 Report |
Member since: May 15th 2001 Posts: 27 |
Dear friends, I'm trying to make a text with a transparent background for exporting in dreamweaver. Unfortunately I've noticed that during the export process my text quality becomes ugly. I've tried to use the maximum number of colors and the best definition, but I can't achieve the result that I want. Anyone has an idea to solve my problem? Thanks all!! |
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Nov 1st 2001 | #19553 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 6632 |
So you're exporting text with a transparent background from Photoshop into Dreamweaver? How is it ugly? Do you mean there are jagged edges? Does the web site have a solid colored background, or is it a complex pattern? One rule of thumb for saving transparent stuff is to always have the background of the image in Photoshop be the same as the background on the site. This way when your text is anti-aliased, it will calculate your site's background color into the process instead of white. If you have a green background on your site, and then you use a white background in Photoshop, then you will probably have little white outlines around your text on the site. It would help a lot if you posted a picture of what you are having trouble with. |
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Nov 4th 2001 | #19706 Report |
Member since: Aug 16th 2001 Posts: 55 |
transparency text????? if the background color is simple. you will not be use photoshop to text it.you can make a text in Dreamweaver???Usually transparence image(contain trans text) in web have sawtooth does the text have some effect??? |
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Nov 7th 2001 | #19984 Report |
Member since: Aug 17th 2001 Posts: 41 |
like deker said, make sure you have the hex code of what color your webpage background is (6 digit numbers and/or letters, you can get it in dreamweaver) and when you go to export the file from photoshop, select that same hex code/color as your matte in the export options hope that helps |
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