Getting ready for Web produce - is just select by filter okay?

I'm getting ready to produce wedding shots for the web. Just to make sure, I wanted to ask:
Do I just tag the images in this set that I want to appear in the web site and do a 'select by' filter selection for the one's I have marked? And will those then be the only one's that appear in the final web site?
Thank You, I hope this is the way this works,
Ken

You can tag/flag/star images then filter by that tag/flag/star.  Then the Web gallery will only include the filtered images.  What doesn't work is selecting a group of images then trying to make a Web gallery of just those.  The Web gallery will use all images shown in the thumbnail view, rather than just the selected ones.  (In other words, you need to use a filter.)
However, collections have the added virtue of allowing resequencing.

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  • Save for Web producing inconsistent results

    Hi-
    I am currently working on a printed book that will also be available online. I am a print designer, and am having difficulty saving for the web. I am setting type in illustrator, and then adding a pixel font for annotations. When saving for the web, I first rasterize the pixel font with anti-alias off, (which is working fine), but when I save for the web, (png-24), the results of the system fonts are mixed; some text is blurry, some text is light, and other text is dark, (the pixel font is okay). I am really stuck here. I have tried rasterizing all the text, anti-aliasing the system fonts, creating outlines, but nothing seems to work. Is there anyone out there that knows what I am doing wrong???

    are you rasterizing your non-pixel font your text with preserve hinting in the rasterize settings?
    this topic always spurs a lot of controversy here, mostly because Illustrator does a pretty mediocre job of rasterizing text, compared to what Safari, Preview, and Reader 9 can do. There's no one good way to do it in illustrator.
    Can you post a sample of the results you are getting?

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