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    After slicing the button bar inside ImageReady how do i save it for web since there isnt a 'save for web' option? I tried putting it back into photoshop and doing a save for web from there but it saved the entire button bar not each individual button seperatly. Also, since my button bar is vertical not horizontal will i have to merge together the cells in the content area so that i can fit a table there and not create a huge empty area in my menu bar. Do you understand what i mean? I cant remember how to merge... whats the code for that?

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    Originally posted by industrial_baby
    After slicing the button bar inside ImageReady how do i save it for web since there isnt a 'save for web' option? I tried putting it back into photoshop and doing a save for web from there but it saved the entire button bar not each individual button seperatly.
    Save Optimized As is what you are looking for under the File menu.

    Originally posted by industrial_baby
    Also, since my button bar is vertical not horizontal will i have to merge together the cells in the content area so that i can fit a table there and not create a huge empty area in my menu bar. Do you understand what i mean? I cant remember how to merge... whats the code for that?
    If you have the width of the table division defined, and you place the images in there in the same line, they will wrap down the cell like text.

    HTML Code:
    <tr><td width="200"><img src="blank1.gif" width="200"
    height="30"><img src="blank2.gif" width="200" height="30"><img
    src="blank3.gif" width="200" height="30"><img src="blank4.gif"
    width="200" height="30"><img src="blank5.gif" width="200"
    height="30"></td><td width="500">Content goes here...</td></tr>
    The five images will look like they are stacked on top of each other.

    Does that help?
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