Take a quick look at the Guidelines to see how to prepare your PSD file
Hi again,
Please disregard my last post..all sorted...I'm very new to this.
I have gone through all the tutrorials and still I'm having trouble with the blending affects that I have applied in Photoshop. I have rasterised the layer but when I convert the files the affects are still missing. Is there anything abvious that I might be missing?
any help much appreciated..
Fatboise
Vivid Web Graphics
BitRebels
vinnie *dot* net
Swish It
Live To Try
CSS Juice
Ted Baker
Developer Fox
Web Templates Packages at Layouts Pack
CSSDrive
Tripwire Magazine
CSSOrgy
Nemelazim.net
GBDesignInc.com
Sociosophy
StartupSD
Omar Gallaga
Smashing Apps
Smart Computing
Tech Forward Entrepreneur.com
CrazyLeaf Design
3DS Max and Photoshop Tutorials
Vandelay Design
Killer Startups
Six Revisions
Smashing Magazine
Online Tech Tips
Digital Lee
Tutorials Garden
Make Use Of
Free Website Templates
The Web Curmedgeon
Peak Directory
Top Rated
GeeksRoom
Diego Mattei
Zona Cerebral
Ayuda WordPress
Bit Per Bit
Bildirgec
Affiliate Scout
Drupal.org
Need help or have a question? | Privacy | Terms of Use |
copyright (c) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 psd2css Online, Inc.
support@psd2cssonline.com
Patent Pending
I know that right clicking
I know that right clicking and choosing 'rasterize' in PS doesn't always completely rasterize. The best way to rasterize is to make a new layer right above or below the one you want to rasterize, select both layers and choose 'merge layers'.
--
Shaun