After you’ve defined your slices and set all the options, you can save your image with its slices. Use the Save for Web feature (discussed in Book IX, Chapter 2) to optimize your slices.
Photoshop then lets you
- Choose the best parameters for each slice. For example, you can save a slice containing line graphics or graphical text as a GIF, or a slice containing many colors as a JPEG.
- Optimize each slice for appearance and download speed.
Photoshop also saves the HTML code needed to display your slices and link them to the URLs you specified.
Photoshop then lets you
- Choose the best parameters for each slice. For example, you can save a slice containing line graphics or graphical text as a GIF, or a slice containing many colors as a JPEG.
- Optimize each slice for appearance and download speed.
Photoshop also saves the HTML code needed to display your slices and link them to the URLs you specified.
Saving Your Slices in Photoshop
![Saving Your Slices in Photoshop]()
Reviewed by Pepen2710
on
4:32:00 AM
Rating:
No comments:
Post a Comment