Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 

Specifies a default character encoding for the web page. 

Adds explanatory comments to the HTML code. In ImageReady, this option is required when

you plan to update the resulting file using the File > Update HTML command.

Adds the ALT attribute to IMG elements to comply with government web accessibility

standards. 

Places quotation marks around all tag attributes. Placing quotation marks around

attributes is required for compatibility with certain early browsers and for strict HTML compliance.

Adds close tags for all HTML elements in the file for XHTML compliance.

Removes default internal margins in a browser window.

In ImageReady, you can set the following options in the Saving HTML Files set:

Uses .html rather than .htm as the file extension for web pages.

Generates a unique HTML page for each slice containing a selected state.

Sets naming conventions when multiple HTML files are generated.

You can set the following options in the Slices set: 

Aligns slices using an HTML table rather than a cascading stylesheet. 

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 on the IMG tag. Select GIF, TD W&H to use a 1-pixel GIF with width and height 
values specified on the 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. 

Specifies when to include width and height attributes for table data: Always, Never, or Auto (the recom­

mended setting). 

Specifies when to add one row and one column of empty spacer cells around the generated table: Auto 

(the recommended setting), Auto (Bottom), Always, Always (Bottom), or Never. For table layouts in which slice 
boundaries do not align, adding spacer cells can prevent the table from breaking apart in some browsers. 

Generates a cascading stylesheet rather than an HTML table. 

Specifies how slice positions are referenced in the HTML file when using CSS: 

Positions each slice using styles that are referenced by a unique ID. 

Includes style elements in the declaration of the block element <DIV> tag. 

Positions each slice using classes that are referenced by a unique ID. 

Choose elements from the pop-up menus or enter text into the fields to create default names 

for slices. Elements include the document name, the word slice, numbers or letters designating slices or rollover 
states, the slice creation date, punctuation, or none.