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Q&A: I am trying to save my PSD file “save as” HTML in photoshop, but the option is not available in the drop down?

admin — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 04:00:09 +0000

Question by yp_jennifer_32: I am trying to save my PSD file “save as” html in photoshop, but the option is not available in the drop down?
it was there the last time I edited my psd. file….why is it not there now? anyone have any idea? I need the PSD file to be HTML so I can get it to work in dreamweaver…..thx!

Best answer:

Answer by david.earl
Most Photoshop file contain images so you’d normally save as JPEG or GIF or PNG and place the resulting file in Dreamweaver. The exception is Save for Web and Devices on the file menu where you can *also* send the HTML for displaying the image.

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Tampa’s Innovative SEO Training Academy Celebrates 5 Years of Educating Students in the Ways of Internet Marketing and #SEO

admin — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 18:46:43 +0000

Tampa’s Innovative SEO Training Academy Celebrates 5 Years of Educating Students in the Ways of Internet Marketing and #SEO

Tampa SEO Training Academy

Tampa, FL (PRWEB) January 02, 2012

In celebration of their fifth year anniversary teaching students the secrets to top Search Engine rankings, The Tampa SEO Training Academy is pleased to announce a special 25% off anniversary offer on each of their SEO training courses for January.

While SEO techniques have evolved and changed over time, what hasn’t changed over the last five years is the Tampa SEO Training Academy’s commitment to helping others grow their businesses, expand their careers and make more money.

Steven Scott, CEO & Director of Training at The Tampa SEO Training Academy, a Licensed Associate Member of the Search Engine Academy, has been in the internet marketing business for over fifteen years. Since launching the Tampa SEO Training Academy in January of 2007, Scott has trained hundreds of students from all over the world in the best-practices (often called “white-hat techniques”) needed to achieve top rankings in the search engines.

“Sharing my knowledge of the Search Engines with my students these last five years has been a wonderful experience. It’s extremely rewarding seeing those ‘ah-ha’ moments students have in class when things just seem to click and their eyes widen,” remarked Scott. “You can practically see light bulbs go off over their heads. It’s even more inspiring when an excited past student calls to boast that their online sales have doubled as a result of what they learned sitting in my classroom. That really makes it all worthwhile.”

Scott’s Tampa SEO Training Academy offers participants a “2-Day Basic Essentials” course, a “3-Day Advanced Techniques” course and a “5-Day SEO Mastery” course. Courses are designed for anyone interested in understanding the tools and techniques required to get top search rankings – from business owners and entrepreneurs, to sales and marketing managers, to web designers and SEO professionals.

Scott insists that participants do not have to be web developers or programmers to understand and implement the course material. “When you get right down to it, these are marketing courses,” said Scott. “If you happen to know html or are a web developer, you’ll certainly take away ideas from a different perspective. However, anyone interested in marketing their business on the web will return to work filled with the know-how needed to get the job done.”

Each SEO Training class is capped at just 10 attendees to ensure students get the individual instruction and hands-on attention necessary to leave class with actionable next steps for improving their website. “For some students, the week they spend with me can be a life altering event,” Scott said. “Many participants head home at the end of class filled with new found enthusiasm, energy and great ideas that they can’t wait to get started on,” noted Scott.

Participants may also opt to obtain their SEO Certification. If they achieve a passing grade on the subsequent test, students are awarded a Certification of Skills in SEO and may display the awarded Search Engine Academy SEO Certification Seal anywhere they choose. Attendee’s may also elect to earn Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) for the training. In addition, every participant receives six months of ongoing mentoring from the Tampa SEO Training Academy. The availability of CEU’s and the six-month mentoring programs are perks offered by no other SEO training program in the US.

For more information on class dates and pricing or to register for any of their scheduled SEO Training courses in 2012, visit the Tampa SEO Training Academy’s Registration page. Enter promo code “5YRANNIV” at checkout to take advantage of the Five Year Anniversary Pricing and save 25% on your enrollment. This special price applies only to the January 2012 Courses.

About the Tampa SEO Training Academy

Steven Scott is the CEO & Director of Training at the Tampa SEO Training Academy. He has been a Certified Master SEO Educator with the Search Engine Academy since 2006 and has been training and consulting with Fortune 1000 companies for over 20 years. Steve has taught SEO skills to people from around the world and currently offers hands-on search engine optimization training workshops in Tampa to individuals and businesses of all sizes. Corporate and Group SEO training classes and consulting are also available. For more information about Steve or the Tampa SEO Training Academy, visit http://www.tampa-seo.com or call 877-736-7361.

About the Search Engine Academy

The Search Engine Academy has been offering SEO Training and Certification to participants from all over the world for 10 years. Thousands of people have been taught to utilized their proven six-step system and have seen the results for themselves, over and over again. For more information about the Search Engine Academy, visit http://www.searchengineacademy.com.

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Q&A: What’s a reliable, small, playlist player that you can embed in website?

admin — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 04:00:18 +0000

Question by blrpg: What’s a reliable, small, playlist player that you can embed in website?
I’ve tried a few and either they’ve said “No music in player” when I’ve already put music into it or it just doesn’t play.

I have a website that has html and I can embed it into that. A player that I can put one or two songs into from the player’s menu of music.

PLEASE NO SPAM!

Best answer:

Answer by Daniel
All I can think of is eSnips… though I’m not sure if it wants to do what you’re trying to do, but try it anyways.

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HTML for Beginners | Lesson 2: Background Color & Common Tags

admin — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 16:00:14 +0000

In this lesson I show background color, and common tags for html. Things like headers, ruled lines, bold, italics, underlined, typer writter and centered text, also paragraphs, and skipping lines. *NEXT LESSON: Links* *** ALL HTML SEEN IN VIDEO WILL BE AVAILABLE TO SEE OR COPY @ www.blakeology.com ***
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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Q&A: html table simple question about column width: should I type width=”50″ at every ?

admin — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 16:00:03 +0000

Question by : html table simple question about column width: should I type width=”50″ at every ?
You have 3×2 table:

The question is: Do you recommend to put “50″ and “40″ instead of “??”s ?
Thank you.

Best answer:

Answer by Steven
if your going to have this multiple times at recommend using a stylesheet and doing a table class for width:50; and using

for it so you would only have to do it once

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Q&A: where would I add a hyperlink within this HTML?

admin — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 22:56:52 +0000

Question by Dick: where would I add a hyperlink within this HTML?

I want to add a new hyperlink within the html.
Got it. Thank you very much. I think that’s what I was looking for. Sorry for not being a “code” guy. I just do text, with the exception of a small amount of hyperlinkage.

Best answer:

Answer by Rex M
You already have a hyperlink in that HTML. Although, you have a huge waste of CSS there – all of the style information you have on the anchor tag is pointless, and also invalid – cssFloat: has no value after it. You should remove the entire style tag from the A element and put all your styling on the image itself.

I also see a cssFloat attribute in the image style that has no value. That needs to be removed.

Edit:

OK, then either put it before or after the existing anchor tag… some text or image

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How to create a PHP & HTML form (Mailto form)

admin — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:47:14 +0000

www.megaupload.com Today I’ll show you how to create a contact form that goes straight to your inbox.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Dr. Mark shows how to create email links in a web page. This podcast is a companion resource to w3schools’ html tutorial Links www.w3schools.com “Envision a class existing beyond the bounds of time. Students ready to learn as soon as they enter class because they choose when to participate. Advanced learners working ahead of the class while others spend as much time as they need to master one topic before moving on to the next. No more excuses required because learning is self-directed. Course content at your fingertips.” – from A teacher’s guide to eLearning by Mark Winegar. Here it is! Study when and where you wish by reading the w3schools online tutorials and watching my podcasts. When you finish you will be ready to take the professional certification exam. What are you waiting for?
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Q&A: HTML error: I cannot seem to create a download link for a word/pdf doc.?

admin — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:00:21 +0000

Question by Francois: html error: I cannot seem to create a download link for a word/pdf doc.?
I’m trying to create a link to either view a pdf or download a word/pdf doc.
I am using Dreamweaver and have followed the usual steps to create a link. However when the website is viewed and the link is clicked, no prompt to save doc happens, instead the page opens with the url address for the word doc but nothing can be displayed.

When right-click on link to save you cannot save with the extension .doc or .pdf (ive tried both) instead it asks you to “use .html”
I dont know what im writing wrong in my html on the site.

here it is:
< a href = " http://www.michaelbennettart.com/MichaelBennett.doc " > Download Document. < / a >
(i know there are spaces, it wasnt showing up)

Everything seems in order. I have tested it on 2 browsers as well.

Please any thoughts would be apprciated, any! Ive tried so much.
I feel stupid, like there is an easy answer.
I HAVE TRIED just linking a href=michaelbennet.doc,
My browsers are fine for downloading from other sites,

i need it to be compatible for all types of users so i dont want the option of saving as all. it needs to run smoothly.
So far all the answers I have tried.
Hmmmm,.
yes it is in my directory, it is in my wwwroot folder, i have tried putting it in a new folder as well and linking to that.
it is not a word 2007 doc,
i have tried the link for a pdf as well.
my website doesnt have php or asp cababilities.
Please read my question entirely,
If you can easily save the link as a word doc and view it then tell me, I dont think it is my browser.
I HAVE RESOLVED IT!

and I dont feel so stupid as I knew none of these answers would correct my issue.

Despite all the answers it was merely a type error and the file url when copyed in a browser showed that it had a space before it, Dont ask me how that happened on two files, both pdf and doc!

http://www.michaelbennettart.com/%20MichaelBennett.doc

there it is. thats cheeky little % sign!!!

Anyway all is resolved.

Best answer:

Answer by Chris C
It appears that you didn’t copy the “MichaelBennett.doc” file up to your website.
At least not in the main directory, where your “Paintings.html” and other files already are.

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HTML & CSS: Umlaute (UTF-8)

admin — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:45:44 +0000

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Q&A: I am trying to email my resume and when i “test emailed” it to myself it is under text attachment not the

admin — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:00:13 +0000

Question by Carrie J: I am trying to email my resume and when i “test emailed” it to myself it is under text attachment not the
not showing the resume message name in the “files” location in attachment. Under text attachment it has “scan and save to computer and when i click on it resume appears. But it has the same message under the html attachment. So how would the employer know which one to go to for my resume if it just has scana and save to computer other thatn my subject at the top. Normally my email attachment has “my resume” in the file attachment at the bottom also. Please help

Best answer:

Answer by Kimberly
Unless it was specifically asked for you to e-mail your resume as an attachment I’d advise you to cut and paste it into the body of the e-mail. Considering the number of viruses these days, employers generally prefer resumes in the body rather than as an attachment.

If they requested it as an attachment, they will figure out themselves which one to open. They aren’t stupid. And it’s possible it’ll show up differently on their end than how it does on yours. Don’t stress. They’ll get it either way and you can follow up in a few days if you don’t hear from them.

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