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Gif. Im trying to save one, and when i save the drop shadow / embossing ive done turns to white. So, it appears that the image is stroked in white. Any ideas?

Change Matte to none

thanks man, but now its all freakin choppy and pixelated around the drop and bevel ... wallbash:

The pain of gifs.

toning + gif= hard (to look good).

bevel, shadow, all that good stuff doesn't really turn up in gifs, and look good.

any other options that you guys know of ?

You could change the matte to black, that looks fine on these forums, im pretty sure thats what DJheadup does.

its not for a sig of anything :| its for a web page. ive got a looping background image that goes for 100% the width of the browser. the header i originally had was only for 800 pixels (with the image im trying to make trans). so, i want to take that layer from the original header and lay it on top of the looped background (repeating wtf ever). ive tried cutting from the heading since thats where im getting the background from but since the background is not static the image doesnt line up sometimes. :(

Re: Transparent
 

stfu

Well, you can copy the part of the background of the website you will publish this pic, and put it as the back layer of the PSD. That way, you can save as a JPG, and it will look better.

Have you tryed saving as a .png?I think those have more color levels and smoother edges then gifs

I dont think IE supports PNGS

It does

not all browsers are compatible with the transparent png or some shit

i tried ping and no workie. i was finally able to match the image and repeating background. ...


first time using ccs and the <div> / <span> tags to lay the page out. i have alays used tables and have avoided getting into ccs.