Abode Illustrator for CSS?

[y0y0y0]

I have used Illustrator for my layout, have sliced up all the images. I would like to know how to have them sliced and saved in CSS format. The only option I see is HTML. I know theres a way to do it, but I can't remember how.

Would anyone know?

Is there a diff prog like photoshop that u can slice and then save as css?

Thanks.

[RyanReese]

Well I don't know about Illustrator but I'd open up photoshop and click the save for web box and it will optimize it for the web and choose png as the type...going from memory since it has been....forever and I don't have access to it.

[Poiesis01]

I don't believe there is something like that. It would make design to CSS so much easier so if you find one, let me know

[y0y0y0]

I know for a fact that one of the Adobe progs does do it. Because I had the choice to save in HTML/table format or CSS/Div format. I just can't for the life of me remember which prog it was. IT was nice...you just sliced up all the images and when you went to save you chose the options there. It saved your images and placed them within divs and gave you all of the provided css/xhtml.....instead of all table based.

[RyanReese]

Click "save for web devices" and then choose PNG. There IS something like that, I've seen my friend do it.

[Blake Tallos]

LOL GOOD LUCK! Making a website out of dat rubbish

[RyanReese]

You can make a website outa anything...doesn't matter the programs. What do you mean Blake?

[Blake Tallos]

You can make a website outa anything...doesn't matter the programs. What do you mean Blake?

I thought he said he was going to make a website out of the code that Photshop throws out. lol And you know what that turns out like.

[RyanReese]

I viewed it once....no DTD..comments everywhere...it was horrible. I had nightmares about it.

[Larixk]

letting an illustration app create your web code will lead to a usability-, SEO- and maintainability nightmare.
Even the code photoshop spits out is to be handled with care.