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How can I make this photoshop image into website?

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Apr 10th 2002#41310 Report
Member since: Apr 10th 2002
Posts: 14
Ok, I will give you a link to the image. I made the image in photoshop, but I can just put that image and add links on it because it wont fit in browsers. How would I go about doing this? I was thinking like the top right corner line would be one image, the menu another and the bottom left another image? I am not sure.

here is the image
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Apr 11th 2002#41433 Report
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
First off, you might wanna redesign cause that image you created wasn't designed for content. I can't see anyway you can put text decently in there..

Btw, export your image into Imageready and make your slices and it'll make all the code for you.
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Apr 11th 2002#41609 Report
Member since: Apr 9th 2002
Posts: 285
Here's a good tutorial on doing exactly what your talking about.

He's on part 6 of 8...So you'll have to wait for the last 2 parts. He's usually pretty good about getting new content up, so you shouldn't have to wait too long.

Hope this helps....
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Apr 13th 2002#41800 Report
Member since: Mar 24th 2002
Posts: 3114
I posted this earlier, but it didn´t seem to work...(plus, now I´m drunk as ****..LOL)

How about making a small script checking the resolution of the visitor.... then make a document.write("some HTML code") choosing the bg-image depending on the resoltuion? ...I´m sure there´s an easier way, but I can´t think of one right now... XD
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Apr 13th 2002#41805 Report
Member since: Apr 9th 2002
Posts: 285
I can think of several different ways to do it...Depending on what lanquage you were using. There's probably a javascript way to do it but I'm not sure how. I know how to do it with Cold Fusion or PHP though. Not too terribly difficult....But I think this might be a bit off the beaten path for this thread...
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Apr 14th 2002#42006 Report
Member since: Mar 24th 2002
Posts: 3114
This could work in JS.. (didn´t test the script though.. lol ..Can´t use real tags, so --> [tag])

*scriptTags*

function changebg() {

var reso

if(screen.width == 1024)
{
reso = "medium"
}
if(screen.width == 800)
{
reso = "small"
}
if(screen.width == 1280)
{
reso = "big"
}

document.write("[html][body background='" + reso + ".jpg'][..and so on and so on..]");
}

*end scriptTags*

[body onload="changebg()"]
blahblah...

Should work??
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Apr 15th 2002#42186 Report
Member since: Apr 9th 2002
Posts: 285
looks like it would...except i would include some kind of else statement in case none of those matched to default to another bg...ie if they had it set to a strange res like 1152x864 or something
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Apr 15th 2002#42194 Report
Member since: Mar 24th 2002
Posts: 3114
yeah, you´re right.... Didn´t think of that at all..
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