From ImageReady to DWeaver - tables move when data entered

Question

Guys I am taking my ps image and slicing it up in ImageReady.
I dont know HOW I am supposed to do this, so this may be
wrong.... BUT -- What I have to do -- is make a big blank WHITE
layer where my text will go when I open it in Dreamweaver.
This CAN work just fine, but inevitably...when I write my
wording in Dreamweaver the tables sometimes get a little skewed and
then I have a fouled up image.
CAN I PREVENT THIS OR IS THERE A BETTER WAY???
***I AM MAKING A WEB HOSTING SITE __ THIS IS NOT AN ATTEMPT
AT BUSINESS BUT TO SHOW YOU WHAT I MEAN ((The rates are for local
biz anyways)) BUT YOU CAN SEE WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT HERE -
www.vnettech.com/example.html
Look in the bottom left hand corner and you will see how the
table is off a little bit down there. That's the kind of thing I am
talking about.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Todd.

Answer 1

Just for an alternative, Google "Site Grinder" - it's one way
of dealing
with PS layouts.
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"Mister Mustard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 14 Oct 2006 23:26:38 +0000 (UTC), "TVance.Net"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Guys I am taking my ps image and slicing it up in
ImageReady.
>>
>> I dont know HOW I am supposed to do this, so this
may be wrong.... BUT --
>> What
>>I have to do -- is make a big blank WHITE layer where
my text will go when
>>I
>>open it in Dreamweaver.
>>
>> This CAN work just fine, but inevitably...when I
write my wording in
>>Dreamweaver the tables sometimes get a little skewed
and then I have a
>>fouled
>>up image.
>>
>> CAN I PREVENT THIS OR IS THERE A BETTER WAY???
>>
>> ***I AM MAKING A WEB HOSTING SITE __ THIS IS NOT AN
ATTEMPT AT BUSINESS
>> BUT TO
>>SHOW YOU WHAT I MEAN ((The rates are for local biz
anyways)) BUT YOU CAN
>>SEE
>>WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT HERE -
www.vnettech.com/example.html ***
>>
>> Look in the bottom left hand corner and you will see
how the table is off
>> a
>>little bit down there. That's the kind of thing I am
talking about.
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>> Todd.
>
> This is a greatly simplifed statement, but for the sake
of this
> thread, there are basically two ways to build a web
page: The right
> way using text and the wrong way using all images. Since
you are
> opting for the latter, you may as well forget the slices
and just make
> the page one big image. If you want to try a better
approach, read
> Michael's first post and then start over. To do so, I
would do this:
>
> 1) Start by putting the logo and all your text on the
page.
>
> 2) Add the computer and people images, but no text as
images.
>
> 3) Using CSS, see how nice you can make the page without
adding more
> images.
>
> 4) Add text as images where you really need to control
appearance, but
> try to keep it to a minimum.