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(Photoshop Save for Web dialog box and
ImageReady) If desired, select options in the Cell
Alignment section of the dialog box.
Horizontal alignment options:
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Default to use the browser's default for
horizontal alignment.
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Left to align the text to the left side of the
slice area.
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Center to align the text to the center of the
slice area.
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Right to align the text to the right side of the
slice area.
Vertical alignment options:
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Default to use the browser's default for
vertical alignment.
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Top to align the text to the top of the slice area.
Baseline to set a common baseline for the first
•
line of text in cells in the same row (of the resulting
HTML table). Each cell in the row must use the
Baseline option.
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Middle to center the text vertically in the
slice area.
Bottom to align the text to the bottom of the
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slice area.
(Photoshop) Click OK.
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Optimizing slices
You can optimize Image slices using the Save for
Web dialog box (Photoshop) or the Optimize
palette (ImageReady).
All Image slices use the optimization settings of the
entire image until you apply new settings. If you
select multiple slices with different optimization
settings, only the controls that are relevant to all of
the selected slices are visible. If settings for a
control differ among slices, the control is blank.
Any settings you choose are applied to all
selected slices.
In ImageReady, you can also copy optimization
settings from one slice to another within a
document, or from a slice in one view to a slice in
another view in 2-Up or 4-Up view.
To optimize a slice:
Select one or more Image slices, and specify
options in the Optimize panel/palette.
(See "Optimizing images" on page 320.)
To copy optimization settings between slices
(ImageReady):
Select the slice that uses the optimization
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settings you want to copy.
Drag the Droplet icon (
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palette onto the slice to which you want to apply
the optimization settings.
Linking slices (ImageReady)
Linking slices lets you share optimization settings
between slices. You must use ImageReady to link
slices; however, you can apply settings to linked
slices in either the Save for Web dialog box
(Photoshop) or the Optimize palette
(ImageReady). When you apply optimization
settings to a linked slice, all slices in the set
are updated.
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