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Posted by Areric on 04/11/07 17:17
On Apr 11, 11:29 am, "countach" <500...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> En las nuevas, el K. escribió:
>
> > Thanx for the answer.
>
> > I have another question. I found a web tutoriol how to create PSD web
> > page in Photoshop
> > and then slice it into slices and after that click on "save as web"
> > option. But I don`t know how to create such web page which will have
> > "dynamic" menu. I mean, when I move mouse on the button menu it will
> > be replaced by other button with the
> > same size but i.e. with different colors or fonts.
> > Can you tell me how to do it?
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> This is made with a thing called 'Javascript' and that's what ImageReady
> (not Photoshop) uses to build that pages.
>
> To modify that ImageReady's results, you have to reverse engeener the
> generated sources and modify then to put you own code.
>
> There are some skill needed, of course, that's not for beginners. Skill in
> HTML and Javascript.
Dear god please don't do simple mouseovers like you describe with
javascript. Learn CSS, use the :hover attribute on the link. Its
cleaner, and generaly considered a much better practice.
PHP is a scripting language, it helps you dynamically create content
or load information out of a database (among other things).
Photoshop / javascript / CSS / page layout are more of a web design
concept. They really are two different skillsets (although they are
related). For PHP i'd recommend picking up PHP and MySQL web
development by sams publishing. For CSS I'd go with "Professional CSS,
Cascading Style Sheets for Web Design" WROX publishing written by
Schmitt, Trammell, Marcotte, Orchard, or Dominey or any beginners book
on CSS by WROX. Same thing applies to javascript, get a beginners book
from WROX in their programmer to programmer series.
To learn basic design principles pick up "The Non-designers design
book" by Robin Williams (no not THAT Robin Williams) or her accompany
book on web design.
Finally go to, read, and love www.alistapart.com Search for the ALA
Primer.
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