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Jump to PostUse <div> tags and CSS Positioning. All of your background images would be contained in one <div>, and your "content" would be in another.
With CSS, you can make elements overlap each other. I have an article about CSS Positioning on my website, on the "Articles Page".
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If you've sliced up your page in Photoshop, the resulting HTML will be all graphics. Couple things you might want to keep in mind... but without seeing your site I'm not sure if you've already taken these into account.
1. You don't want to have your …
Jump to PostUmmmm, rule 1. When slicing wheather your using Photoshop or fireworks, It dont matter and I dont give a hey, what you have to do is watch all your slicings, becasue that can effect on how and where you canaddyour contents.
Also remember too that once youve made your …
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