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Video Tutorial - Create a Complete Multipage Website from a Single Photoshop File

Now you can make a complete website with many pages connected to your custom menu from a single Photoshop design. With the new '_page' feature all you have to do is design what is unique to each page as a separate layer. psd2css Online will generate all the pages of your site using a shared external CSS file and connect your menu items to your pages too.

Here is an example:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/pages/index.html

Here is the PSD file used to make the example:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/pages/pages.psd

Here is the high quality version of the video:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/pages/hiresvid-pages.html

thanks

thanks

design. With the new '_page' feature all you have to do is design what is unique to each page as a separate layer. psd2css Online will generate all the pages of your site using a shared external CSS file and connect your menu items to your pages too.

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What is the Best website builder to Buy?

psd2css Online of course :)

psd2css Online of course :)

Wordpress

So, would this be the way to make a custom page for Wordpress?

Hi - No, you would use the

Hi -
No, you would use the _wordpress Layer Naming Convention.
Oh wait - 'custom page'? Currently that's only supported directly for Drupal themes. You should be able to hack the generated code to get custom pages for Wordpress too though if you want, but that will take some PHP coding.
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Shaun

image editing on photoshop

nice tutorial
for improved digital photos on your website go to
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image editing on photoshop

nice tutorial
for improved digital photos on ur website go to
<a href="http://www.digital-media-tech.com/index_services.html" rel="dofollow">image editing service</a>

question

Does this work for joomla?

Well, you've posted your

Well, you've posted your question on the _page Layer Naming Convention tutorial. I think _page would work, but there really is no reason to use _page on a Joomla site - Joomla is a CMS and should be in control of all your pages for you. So I guess the answer is yes, but I'd suggest against it for Joomla.

If your question is will psd2css Online generate themes for Joomla then the answer is absolutely yes! Check out the _joomla tutorials here:
http://psd2cssonline.com/node/226

Web design

Excellent tutorial!!!
<a href="http://www.webmarketingexperts.com.au/web-design.php">Web design</a>

Thanks for updating Video

Thanks for updating Video Tutorial. After reading your post now create a complete multipage website from a single photoshop file are very easy. <a href="http://www.exactquestions.com/Extreme-Networks.html">extreme networks training</a>

Note! - the PSD file for this tutorial has been updated

In the original version of this tutorial, the PSD file used had the _text Layer Naming Convention and the _page Layer Naming Convention combined in a single layer for the 'home' and 'about us' pages. This confused a lot of people so today I modified the PSD a little to be a more clear example of how _page works.

Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.

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Shaun

quick question

Hey Shaun, You probably have answered this somewhere on the forum and I looked but didn't see..

Do you have hi-quality video's of all of the tutorials or just some of them?

Thank you,

Josh

BTW, I am blown away at how great this whole thing is!

Hey redzero - Thanks for the

Hey redzero -

Thanks for the kind words.
I don't have them all in hi-res - which one would you like to see?

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Shaun

Thank you!

I really appreciate it...

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Shaun,

The one I'd like to see is:

Create a Complete Multipage Website from a Single Photoshop File

Don't go through too much trouble just for me! :-)

Thanks,

Josh (RedZero)

Hey Josh - Is the link to

Hey Josh -

Is the link to the high res version above still not good enough? That's the highest quality version of this one I have.

???

Has that been there this entire time? I must have missed it... I thought you put it up in response to my request... Ok, nevermind.. I can see this one great.

I sent you another email as well to support@psd2css.. It's a request but if it's not something you do, that's totally fine..no worries.. Let me know if you got it.

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