Take a quick look at the Guidelines to see how to prepare your PSD file
Yeah, that sounds pretty important. Actually you can use this technique to put anything into your page - text, images, advertising, flash - anything that you would drop into a plain old html file.
Here is the .psd file used in the tutorial and the resulting web page (after the text modification in the video)
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/template/Template01.psd
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/template/index.html
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How would we be able to add a scroll to the text?, i.e in a small window that has text content but not enough space to include multiple paragraphs from the text_text layer.
Can we use Microsoft Expressions
Hi Shaun,
I followed your demo. I wanted to know if I could use Microsoft Expressions Web as my text editor and if so, would you happen to know how?
Thanks!
Hi Miss Theresa 2009 - I
Hi Miss Theresa 2009 -
I don't own a copy of that and in fact am not familiar with it at all. If it will allow you to edit HTML files then the answer is probably yes. You can give it a try and let us know how it goes :)
Thanks!
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Shaun
Want text over image
So I have my image all sliced up, saved in a folder, and the HTML ready and all. But where Iw ant my text, I have like a gray background /backdrop for it. How do I add text to it, without the image being removed?
Is this relevant to Drupal?
This looks like the same thing as content_drupal
Yeah, generally you are
Yeah, generally you are going to use some _drupal layer for a Drupal theme. You can use a _text layer if you have text that you want to always be visible on every page, but there are Drupal ways to do that too.
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Shaun
Quick question
I can't help to stop watching what you do Shaun. It really is something interesting and a lot of people out there should be great full to this type of information.
I doing the same work with Wordpress, starting from a psd base and converting it into a wordpress template.
I saw somewhere that so far the only areas covered are:
- Main text area
- Menu area
Do you have an estimate on when via psd2css we will be able to to the same you do to get the standard html template?
So far to me it looks like that the steps to follow are:
from PSD to Html to Wordpress Theme
This is a time consuming process that requires a lot of trick manual work and sometimes, if you want some help with it, cost. any views on this point?
Thanks again, fantastic job!
Hello Antonio.trotta - All of
Hello Antonio.trotta -
All of the regular psd2css Online features work when you are making a WordPress theme. Give it a try - build a design with whatever features in it (_link, _linkover, _menu, form features, whatever), and use the content_wordpress and sidebar_wordpress features for where you want the content to show. All of the other features will work just like they do for HTML, but the generated code will be a working WordPress theme.
If I'm misunderstanding the request, please let me know though. Thanks.
Have fun :)
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Shaun