i've heard you can make a webpage with imageready. i've tried playing around with it, but can't figure out how.

say i make the background in photoshop, then put it into imageready, what do i do from there. like making the rollovers for the buttons?

anyone know what i'm talking about? thanks.

edit: got here: http://wolverine.cameron.edu/~scbaker/

this page was done with imageready, and i want to know how to do the button rollovers(and the image at the bottom when you rollover a button).

Hi,

It's a bit more than we could probably explain right here, but there's a section in Help (Creating Rollovers and Animations (ImageReady)) that should get you going. To be honest though, I do most of my slicing with Fireworks MX now. I create my pages in Photoshop but then suck them into Fireworks to do the cutting up for the rollovers, and the 'dis-jointed' rollovers like when the image changes at the bottom. There's a pretty good tutorial or two in FW that will show you how to do most of it. It's pretty quick and I find Fireworks to be a lot better for prepping that kind of stuff for the web. If you don't have it, check macromedia.com for a fully working trial copy. You'll love it :).

All the best,
E3

ok thanks E3. i checked the help out on imageready, but couldn't get the buttons working. i've made buttons and stuff in imageready before, but have forgot how to do it.

and yes i have fireworks, but i've used photoshop more and i'm used to it. just now started using paint shop pro and think i like it more than photoshop or at least i will on the laptop.