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: Editing PSDs : drobuddy September 07, 2008, 01:00:04 PM I don't run Windoze anymore, so I don't have access to the Adobe Suite... And, GIMP doesn't allow me to edit the headers (where it says the template's name and gives credit to Shape5).
So, assuming I did get a copy of the Adobe Suite and installed Win. again, does the header text show up as a separate text layer? Can I just select the txt layer and insert my own text? I figured I'd ask before I go through all the hassle... So, any help and insight will greatly be appreciated (as always). ------------------- Ed. Note ------------------- GIMP does in fact allow you to edit layers, but I didn't figure out how to change the text contained within the layer. So, you can just hide the layer and create a new layer with the desired text. Simple enough... But, how do I make it so I can use the new, modified, PSD with the template? Is it similar to Dreamweaver, just save it as index.php? ::shrugs:: Any help will greatly be appreciated. Thank you for your time. : Re: Editing PSDs : drobuddy September 07, 2008, 01:51:59 PM So, for the time being, I just went in there and edited logo.png...
But, how do I cut the PSDs apart so it slices everything into their own respective images? Is there a tutorial for this..? : Re: Editing PSDs : jonahh September 09, 2008, 02:47:05 PM Hello,
What you can do is edit the colors of the PSD until you are satisfied, then look under the file menu in Photoshop there is a "save for web" link. Click this and you will then be shown a preview of the PSD, click save again and save into aan empty folder. Next take all the images from this folder and place into template/images. You will be prompted that the files already exist, overwrite all of these images and you are done! Let me know if you still need help. Regards, : Re: Editing PSDs : spygrad August 27, 2013, 01:51:23 PM When I follow your process it saves only one .jpeg file of the entire site.. not individual slices. I followed your steps to the tee.
: Re: Editing PSDs : mikek August 28, 2013, 07:08:00 AM Please post your questions in the support board of the template you are using. Most newer templates have very few slices because the template is created with css3 and not images.
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