Adobe PHOTOSHOP 6.0 Manual page 360

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Optimizing Images for the Web
Always Quote Attributes
marks around all tag attributes. Placing quotation
marks around attributes is required for compati-
bility with certain early browsers and for strict
HTML compliance. However, always quoting
attributes is not recommended. Quotation marks
are used when necessary to comply with most
browsers, even if this option is deselected.
Include Comments
to the HTML code.
Include GoLive Code
JavaScript code so that rollovers will be fully
editable in Adobe GoLive. Code is reformatted in
the style used by GoLive (and may create a larger
HTML file).
Generate CSS
Referenced
position in the HTML file when using CSS:
By ID to position each slice using styles that are
•
referenced by a unique ID.
Inline to include style elements in the decla-
•
ration of the block element <DIV> tag.
By Class to position each slice using classes that
•
are referenced by a unique ID.
Generate Table
HTML table.
Empty Cells
table data cells (slices set to No Image). Select GIF,
IMG W&H to use a one-pixel GIF with width and
height values specified on the IMG tag. Select GIF,
TD W&H to use a one-pixel GIF with width and
To place quotation
To add explanatory comments
To reformat HTML and
To generate a Cascading Style Sheet.
Select an option for referencing slice
To align slices using an
Select an option for filling empty
height values specified on the TD tag. Select
NoWrap, TD W&H to place a nonstandard
NoWrap attribute on the table data and also place
width and height values specified on the TD tags.
Select an option for including width and
TD W&H
height attributes for table data: Always, Never,
or Auto (the recommended setting).
Select an option for adding one row
Spacer Cells
and one column of empty spacer cells around the
generated table: Always, Never, or Auto (the
recommended setting). Adding spacer cells is
necessary with table layouts in which slice bound-
aries do not align, to prevent the table from
breaking apart in some browsers.
(ImageReady only) Select an
Image Map Type
option for generating image map code:
• Client-Side to include all required code for the
image map in the image's HTML file.
• NCSA Server-Side to create a separate .map file
in addition to the HTML file, using NCSA specifi-
cations.
• CERN Server-Side to create a separate .map file
in addition to the HTML file, using CERN
specifications.
• Client & NCSA to create both a client-side and
server-side compatible image map, using NCSA
specifications.
• Client & CERN to create both a client-side and
server-side compatible image map, using CERN
specifications.
Note: Contact your Internet service provider to find
out whether to use NCSA or CERN specification for
server-side image maps.