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I know this isn't the gospel and there is no right/wrong way to hand the files to the developers, but I was wondering if anyone else slice up all the images and
by justjimmy 15y ago
I know this isn't the gospel and there is no right/wrong way to hand the files to the developers, but I was wondering if anyone else slice up all the images and organize them before handing it off to their developers?
Especially when drop shadows for images/png are involved, I tend to slice it all myself for pixel perfection and organize into appropriately file names for the developers.
- jurre 15y agoI don't think a lot of people are still slicing up photoshop mockups? At least I hope not as the need for it should be fairly limited with CSS3.
- justjimmy 15y agoSorry, I'm not very proficient with CSS3 yet – you can create drop shadows along the free form outline of png images?
- jurre 15y agoWell you can't create PNG images with free form outline I'm afraid (if I'm understanding you correctly, you're talking about ignoring the transparant parts of a png right?) so that won't be possible, the drop shadow would just wrap around the actual outlines. Although it is possible to apply a border radius to your png and add a drop shadow to those, so rounded corners or circle pictures should work. But yes, if you have actual free form outlines you would want to shade you'll have to resort to adding them to the PNG, but for most elements we can use CSS.
- tomjen3 15y agoIn practice much of those go away with -- we need to support ie7 (or even ie8). Sadly.
- jurre 15y agocss3pie[0] fixes most of that! [0]http://css3pie.com/ http://css3pie.com/