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I have completed designing the template in photoshop. now i want to convert it into html although i am very well aware of all the html, css javascript elements i use firebug too , i have converted many templates till date. my codes does not comprise of the quality it needs. when i download any templates from some premium sites and look onto their codes i feel my code is very bad in shape, my codes crave for improvement. i want to master the proper use of div , ul and li elements, and the css. is their any proper resource on the web that could teach me how i do it? is it good if i use 960gs

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I am using Imagemagick with PHP and want to get the position of the layer (x,y) but dont know how. I read the PSD file in PHP and read every layer in it like this: for ($i = 0, $num_layers = $im->getNumberImages(); $i < $num_layers; ++$i) { ... micha <?php for ($i = 0, $num_layers = $im->getNumberImages(); $i < $num_layers; ++$i) { $im->setImageIndex($i); //this $im->setIteratorIndex($i); //or this is kinda redundant $pagedata=$im->getImagePage(); print("x,y: " . $pagedata["x"].", ".$pagedata["y"]."<br />\n"); print("w,h: " . $pagedata["width"].", ".$pagedata["height"]."<br />\n"); //export

I'm creating thumbnails for a Digital asset manager, what is the best way to do this with imagemagick? is there good resource out there? I solved it and will share with the WORLD! it will convert .ai, .psd, .jpg, .png, .gif into thumbnails. Here is a function that takes 4 params: $dir - directory to save to. $tmpName - the name to name the file excluding the extension. $fileType - self explanatory. $size - Large or small. function thumbGenerator($dir,$tmpName,$fileType,$size){ $saveFileType = "png"; $imagePath = $dir.$tmpName.".".$fileType; $image = new Imagick(); $image->readimage($imagePath)

I have a multi-layered PSD, with one specific layer being non-rasterized text. I'm trying to figure out a way I can, from a bash/perl/python/whatever-else program: load the PSD edit the text in said layer flatten all layers in the image save as a web-friendly format like PNG or JPG I immediately thought of ImageMagick , but I don't think I can edit the text layer through IM. If I can accomplish the first two steps some other programmatic way, I can always use ImageMagick to perform the last two steps. After a couple of hours of googling and searching CPAN and PyPI, I still have found nothing

I am a visual designer, working on an android design and I"m trying to spec my PSD file for our engineers. I cannot seem to find any documentation regarding the conversion of point size to SP for the type in any Android documentation. (Just that SP should be used for type). The problem is that it depends on the density. Really, they're not good measurements to try to compare. Points : There are 12 points in a pica, 6 picas per inch, so 72 (more accurately 72.27) points per inch. Device-Independent Pixels (DP) : These will be equal to the pixel size for MDPI displays, 1.5x the pixel size for

I need to create a layered PSD file with ImageMagick or any other command-line tool available on Linux platform. Since I need to do this on Linux server, I can't use Photoshop scripting. The ImageMagick command below creates PSD file with a single layer, where two images (here: plasma fractals) are positioned one below another. (I use ImageMagick 6.5.3-10 2009-07-31 Q16, latest available in MacPorts.) convert -size 100x100 plasma:fractal plasma:fractal -append out.psd How do I create a PSD file where each image is in its own layer, and one layer is directly above another? Or, is there any