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Web Graphics – Create Web Graphics In Photoshop P2
Create web graphics with Photoshop – The Fundamentals
Part 2 – Save image for the web / Optimize image for the web
Already know about different image types supported by web browsers, below are some simple steps to save your images for the web with Photoshop.
To save image for the web or to optimize it for the web, you just need to open your image in Photoshop, then go to menu File > Save for Web or File > Save for Web & Devices with CS4, or you can use the combination of keys Ctrl Alt Shift S. No matter what versions of Photoshop you’re using, a dialog box will appear to let you change your image settings and your image size. That’s basically it.
HTML Select List of Countries in the World
HTML list for countries in the world for your HTML form
Related article: HTML select list of states in the US
This HTML select list / pull-down menu of countries in the world will come in handy when you need to create a Contact form with a drop-down menu for countries. The pull-down menu will make it easier for your users to input their countries and make the output consistent on your end.
HTML Select List of States in the U.S.
HTML list for States in the U.S. for your HTML form
Related article: HTML select list of countries in the world
This HTML select list / pull-down menu of U.S. states will come in handy when you need to create a Contact form for the U.S. The pull-down menu will make it easier for your users to input their states and make the output consistent on your end.
HTML Special Characters – Special Entities
Want to add copyright symbol ©, trademark ™, or registered symbol ® to your website?
Here are some of the most commonly used HTML special characters/ special entities.
Roughly, special entities / special characters are characters that you may not be able to type them directly from the keyboard and make them display properly on your website. Copryright symbol ©, trademark symbol ™, registered mark ® or accented letters like á and ñ are examples of special characters.
An entity begins with an ampersand (&) and ends with a semicolon (;). For example, the following is an entity for the copyright symbol: © which will be displayed as © in your browser.
