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HELP: Rollover & Centering Text
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| I'm trying to create some rollover text on two different buttons (see
example: http://www.alcoholismcouncil.org:8080/acca/main.nsf - refer to left
navigation buttons...Events/Training & Resources)
As you can see on these two buttons, as I mouse over the images the text is
off centered. What should I do to ensure the image is centered on each
image?
FYI...I'm using Photoshop 7.0
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Julio
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| Jules 2004-01-21, 11:28 pm |
| I found the answer and wanted to share it for some other Photoshop Newbies .
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To center a layer while copying it to another document, drag from the layers
palette to the other document, but hold the Shift key down while releasing
the mouse button. If both documents have identical dimensions, instead of
centering, the copied layer will be placed in the exact same position.
"Jules" <jgciamarra@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:400f12d8$0$12796$a04e5680@nnrp.fuse.net...quote:
> I'm trying to create some rollover text on two different buttons (see
> example: http://www.alcoholismcouncil.org:8080/acca/main.nsf - refer to
leftquote:
> navigation buttons...Events/Training & Resources)
>
> As you can see on these two buttons, as I mouse over the images the text
isquote:
> off centered. What should I do to ensure the image is centered on each
> image?
>
> FYI...I'm using Photoshop 7.0
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Regards,
> Julio
>
>
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| Tacit 2004-01-22, 12:28 am |
| >To center a layer while copying it to another document, drag from the layersquote:
>palette to the other document, but hold the Shift key down while releasing
>the mouse button. If both documents have identical dimensions, instead of
>centering, the copied layer will be placed in the exact same position.
Wow, you're doing things the hard way.
There is no need to use separate images to create a rollover effect. instead,
you put the different states of the rollover in different layers in one image,
and use ImageReady to create the rollover effect for you.
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