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Photoshop and CSS linking

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I've seen that a couple of you guys use photoshop to create your pages and I would like to give it a go. Problem is I have looked how to link it with no luck.

 

Wondering if you guys show/explain how you make the words on the picture change colour and link or is there a differant way you have to save it in photoshop

 

Cheers Bobby

First off Photoshop (and every other graphics editor) is for creating and manipulating images, not web pages/site.

 

You manipulate images and text using HTML and CSS so that's the place to start...

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Sorry I didn't make my self clear. That is exactly my question. How do I then link it using css and html, or any links to some guides that I could look at.

 

Cheers

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Sorry I didn't make my self clear. That is exactly my question. How do I then link it using css and html, or any links to some guides that I could look at.

 

Cheers

 

You design your site in photoshop. There is a difference between designing and actually building your website. In order to build a website you need to slice your graphics from photoshop and then rebuild the site using xhtml, css and the images you just sliced from photoshop. Photoshop or any other graphics program is just a tool in the web building proces. If you want to start building your own websites then take a look at some xhtml/css books. I recommend the site point books.

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