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Old 01-14-2008, 07:44 AM
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The current design of my site was done in Photoshop and then I sliced the image into pieces.

One problem with this is you have to make sure you don't have too many images, especially if they are large.

I attempted to keep the images small, especially with repetitve backgrounds. For example, the outside border around the content is one pixel high and 900 pixels wide. there is only two colours in the image so it isn't very big.

Another problem is that you have to know HTML to piece together the images. This can be quite frustrating as you would probably need to manage padding and margins to get things the way you like. This is where learning CSS comes in handy.
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