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May 7, 2003, 09:14 #1SitePoint Member
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faster loading pgs
Hi,
Lets say you have a hight quality image, that has a lot of parts that are the same shade of blue. When slicing in photoshop i silice each section, and thus different files containing basically the same color is created. This is dramatically increasing the load time... serverstore.net for example has a lot of blue, and they have differet files for the same shade, thus thier time to load is somewhat slow
Is ther a way so that the same blue.*.* to apear whereever i want, in other words only one image file is created for a blue specific color, thus saving space, bandwith, and decreasing loading time?
One more thing, is there a way that i can create a pre loadaer for a web site that is just pics and text?
thanks for your support...
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May 7, 2003, 10:21 #2gingham dress, army boots...
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if you have many rectangular slices of the same solid colour, you can just save a 1px x 1px file with a single dot of that colour, and then set the appropriate width/height in your image tag...
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Also you can make *x1 img file for shading and set
it as background with CSS
You can use it in <td> <body> etc.Code:background: url(shade.gif) repeat-x;
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May 7, 2003, 12:00 #4SitePoint Member
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thanks for the replies.... i prefer not to use css since i know nothing about it seems that i wont have time to study it..
about the image tag, could you give me further info? can this be done in photoshop itself?
thanks again
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No you can not do it in PS,
But you can do it in some WYSIWYG tools. Like Dreamweaver, Frontpage
simply
It's not exact fit eith your need but I hope this article could answer some of your answers better;Code:<img src="1pixelyellow.gif" width="100" height="200">
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/...tutorial2.html
Don't miss this;
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/...html?tw=design
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