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beyondenraged
Joined: Jan 14, 2004
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Posted: 2004-Jan-17 02:34
The shape I want is rather odd. I have Photoshop 6 as of now so I'm sure I can do it. What I want is:
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I want so use the bubbled area for my nav bar title and the lower plateau for my buttons/links. If someone has done this I would appreciate a breif tutorial. I've tried with multiple layers using bevel/emboss but it just doesn't look right. I want it more sleel looking with curves rather than exact edges.
Edit: Please be forgiving of my drawing. hehe One more question. How do I get a shiny metallic texture going?
Thanks,
-William
[ Message was edited by: beyondenraged 01/16/2004 10:47 pm ]
[ Message was edited by: beyondenraged 01/16/2004 10:47 pm ]
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Duckman
Joined: Nov 13, 1999
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Posted: 2004-Jan-21 10:44
Honestly, I have NO idea what you're trying to do. Could you post a link to what you have done so far or email me something, and I'll see if I can help you...
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excell
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Joined: Mar 19, 2001
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Posted: 2004-Jan-21 15:15
If you do not already use photoshop plugins.. I suggest you look into getting some, there are many nifty effect tools available..
I like some of the Eyecandy ones available from www.alienskin.com
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beyondenraged
Joined: Jan 14, 2004
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Posted: 2004-Jan-21 21:19
I appreciate the input.... I've decided to go with colored cells in order to get a nav bar up. Half of my family, who will be using this site, are on dial-up anyways so straight html is the best way IMO.
Take care,
-William
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Sinoed
Joined: Dec 11, 2000
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Posted: 2004-Jan-30 23:30
You don't necessarily have to go with a really high resolution graphic that is large and loads slow just because you have a texture on your images. You can optimize many of them quite small and still have a very sharp looking effect. There are quite a few add-ins that you can download from Adobe Xchange that are user submitted and easy to use that will give you the 'effect' that you're looking for.
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mit@web
Joined: Mar 02, 2004
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Posted: 2004-Mar-03 07:40
Hello Friend,
My name is Mit . I want to make my website with full of good graphics .its now look bad can any one suugest me template or graphic tips which can make my website look good with Graphics .please visit
my website www.gujaratpublication.com .Please suggest
me tips .my mail is [email removed]
Thanks
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Sinoed
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Posted: 2004-Mar-03 22:50
Hi Mit, why don't you check out the free templates available here? Just look under "web templates" in the tabs at the top. 
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