Ulead PHOTOIMPACT 11, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 8: ALL FOR THE WEB 289
• Encoding Determines how a browser will interpret the Web page source
code. The default encoding set is the same as the user’s operating system.
For example, the default encoding is Western European for users with English
Windows.
Background tab
• Generate background Provides a series of options for the background.
Select a color, an image file, a texture, or even an animated GIF. You can also
select an image with a transparent background together with a color, which
will display through the background.
• Using CSS Instructs browsers how to generate the background image. The
default setting is repeat and scroll, whether or not Using CSS has been
selected.
Using a file as the background will make the fadeout and offset options
available. These options can be adjusted for the background image, but it will
regenerate an image instead of displaying the original.
Image File tab
• Optimizer setting Specifies default file formats for images in your Web
pages. Files will be optimized then saved in the specified format.
• File naming pattern Customizes the system for assigning default names to
image files. Also provides the option of making file names comply with
Macintosh and Unix standards.
• Put image files in ‘image’ subfolder, Copy background image to
‘image’ subfolder, Copy linked files to ‘image’ subfolder
It is highly
advisable to keep these options selected to save your files systematically and
help keep your images organized.
Slice tab
• Enable slicing Selected by default, this prevents from your entire document
being merged to a single image file in your Web page. It is highly advisable
to keep this option selected.
• Generate by table/CSS Either generate tables in your HTML to position
your slices, or generate Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Output CSS by ID, by
class, or inline.
• ID Allocates a unique ID to styles and uses these style IDs to determine the
position of slices.
• Class Allocates a unique ID to classes, and uses these class IDs to determine
the position of slices.