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Output settings for web graphics
Output settings for web graphics
Output settings control how slices and files are named and formatted when you save an optimized image. To view
output settings, select Edit Output Settings from the Optimize menu
(to the right of the Settings menu) in the
Save For Web dialog box.
The Output Settings dialog box contains two sets of options: Slices and Saving Files. To switch to a different set of
options, use the menu below the Settings menu.
See also
“To optimize and save web graphics” on page 365
“Comparing web graphics formats” on page 369
Slices output settings
You can set the following options in the Slices options in the Output Settings dialog box:
Generate Table
Controls the layout of slices using an HTML table, rather than a Cascading Style Sheet.
Empty Cells Specifies how empty slices are converted to table cells. Select GIF, IMG W&H to use a 1-pixel GIF with
width and height values specified in the IMG tag. Select GIF, TD W&H to use a 1-pixel GIF with width and height
values specified by the table cell (TD tag). Select NoWrap, TD W&H to place a nonstandard NoWrap attribute on
the table data and also place width and height values specified on the TD tags.
TD W&H
Specifies when to include width and height attributes for table data: Always, Never, or Auto (the recom­
mended setting).
Spacer Cells
Specifies when to add one row and one column of empty spacer cells around the generated table:
Always, Never, or Auto (the recommended setting). Adding spacer cells is necessary with table layouts in which slice
boundaries do not align, to prevent the table from breaking apart in some browsers.
Default Slice Naming Choose elements from the pop-up menus or enter text into the boxes to be combined into the
default names for all user slices. Elements include document name, the word slice, numbers or letters designating
slices or rollover states, slice creation date, punctuation, or none.
See also
“Output settings for web graphics” on page 375
“To optimize and save web graphics” on page 365