Preserving effects when exporting to Dreamweaver

I created a navigation bar in Fireworks with some glow
effects on the links when the mouse hovers over them. I exported
the file as Fireworks HTML and imported it into the Dreamweaver
document. The links all work and go where they should but the glow
effects don't work. What have I missed?

Linda Rathgeber **Adobe Community Expert - Fireworks** wrote:
> hforeman wrote:
>
>> I exported the document from Fireworks as
Dreamweaver HTML and if by
>> defined you mean all my folders are located in the
site folder then
>> yes I believe my site is correctly defined.
>
>
> My question was about how you inserted it into your
Dreamweaver document.
Whoops! Wrong thread.
Linda Rathgeber [PVII] *Adobe Community Expert-Fireworks*
http://www.projectseven.com
Fireworks Newsgroup:
news://forums.projectseven.com/fireworks/
CSS Newsgroup: news://forums.projectseven.com/css/
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

Similar Messages

Preserving links when exporting to PDFs from Pages 5.1

Several people have noted that links do not survive after the first page of a PDF document when exporting from a Pages 5.x document to PDF. *IF* the links are dislayed as html code, they will survive: e.g.
html://www.apple.com
will work on all pages of the PDF document (anyway, it works on page 2!)
But if you edit the link and CHANGE THE DISPLAY NAME, the links will no longer work on page 2 and subsequent pages. E.g., this link will NOT work even though it resolves to the same address (i.e., html://www.apple.com).
apple.com
This is insane, of course. Any work arounds?

Right, I know it will work if you don;t edit the display name. But one often will want to do that. If you were writing a column, say, you might say "In Dick Francis's novel Refusal, the author soes thus and such." That link is clickable. It would work natively in Pages 5, as in Pages 4.3, in a TextEdit document natively or exported to PDF, and in Apple mail, etc. It also works when you export from Pages 4.3 to PDF. In Pages 5, however, it only works (after the first page: who knows why it works on the first page!) if the display name is the same as the html code. This is a bug, or sloppy programming, or both.
I like Page 4.3 quite a lot. I has its limitations but it is simple without being simplistic. I had high hopes for Pages 5. Now that we have 5.1, though, I see that it is just not going to work for me or for my businesses. There are little things like the inability to set the default zoom (which is acutally quite annoying if your eyes are not so hot), the inabilty to see|print comments and big things like the lack of Applescript support, bookmarks, and mail merge. I thought Apple was going to be bringing back these features, but I see now that they are committed to the lowest common denominator. The people who say Apple is is the business of making "toys" are, alas, correct. I guess the business market is not big enough for them. I've actually removed pages 5.1 from all our our macs, and have removed 2.1 from our ios devices. We still have a few stray documents that were created or edited with Pages 5, but I've discovered that you can use Pages for icloud to download a pages file in Word format. Pages 4.3 can open and edit Word files, so that is a (cumbersome) workaround. We'll continue to use 4.3 (and 1.7.2 on the ipad) for the time being, but obviously will need to find something that has current support going forward.

Preserving Black when Exporting from InDesign to PDF

Hi All:
I hope someone who knows Acrobat can help me with this. I have an InDesign file that I must export to PDF. That in itself isn't the problem. This is:
The text in InDesign is solid black (000000), but once it exports to PDF, it collects a myriad of colors and will not print preperly to the newsprint. I'm doing this for a newspaper. I use InDesign, they use Quark. The client uses InDesign as well. I can NOT figure out how to convince Acrobat to leave the color alone.
I've tried to figure it out with the Ink Manager, etc., but for the life of me, no matter what I do, It comes out as all the colors of the rainbow. It LOOKS black in the PDF, but when you select it, it is NOT black. It's a mess. Two full pages of this stuff and I'll have to redo the whole darned thing in Quark unless I can figure this out.
I have tried using "Preserve Black" once it's in PDF format, but it doesn't seem to do anything. Obviously I'm missing something in the Export from InDesign function, but I can't figure out what.
Can someone help me?
Thanks so much, in advance.

Okay. Above is the swtch from the original Color Preset. Below is the swtch after I made the changes mentioned above. I'm sure I'm not the only one who sees no difference. ??

How can I save transparency/inner glow effects when exporting to jpg?

I'm very new to InDesign. I increased the noise levels in inner glow in 'Effects' to create a textured look to my document (I wanted a paper texture and found this method on Google) but when I exported to pdf or jpg, I realized that my transparency effects completely disappeared. I checked my export settings and the flattening tool has been set to default.
Can someone help me understand what I should do to export that textured effect please?
Thank you!

Export to JPG has never been all that great and stopped trying it a long
time ago. Export to PDF and open that in Photoshop.

Preserving keywords when exporting then reimporting photos

Hi all,
I have a lot of photos which are very big (8 megapixels at 95% quality) and they take a lot of space on my small MacBook. I would like to export them, delete from iPhoto, resize and then reimport. Unfortunately, I have added one keyword (Favorite) to some of these photos and I would not like to lose that information.
Any idea how I can preserve this single bit of information (i.e. the Favorite keyword) when doing my export, delete, resize, reimport routine?
Thanks.

Avinash
You can resize the pics plus write the keywords to the file if you export using the File -> Export dialogue.
You do realise that by doing this you will a: reduce the quality of your pics and b: defeat the non-destructive editing feature of iPhoto.
If space is an issue then I suggest that you run your library from an external disk - they are quite inexpensive now and portable ones are available.
1. Quit iPhoto
2. Copy the iPhoto Library Folder as an entity from your Pictures Folder to the External Disk.
3. Hold down the option (or alt) key while launching iPhoto. From the resulting menu select 'Choose Library' and navigate to the new location. From that point on this will be the default location of your library.
4. Test the library and when you're sure all is well, trash the one on your internal HD to free up space.
Regards
TD

Problems with levels and blur effects when exporting

I'm kinda new in After Effects. I was trying to to make the effect from this tutorial http://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/CC_Flashback/video-tutorial wich I think it could be useful for a short film I'm working on. So... i did the whole thing and if I RAM render it looks pretty near; but the trouble comes when I export the video. A white rectangle appears, and as far as my knowledge can say, I think that the effects maybe aren't being exported well.

What render settings do you use? Could be that one of the render overrides comes into play here and stuff is rendered at different quality settings liek without motionb blur or such. Also, since expressions are involved, do not use MP rendering. Some expressions do not give correct results with multiprocessor/ multicore rendering.
Mylenium

Trouble with denoiser audio effect when exporting help!!!

I have been working on a school assignment for media on Adobe Premiere Pro CC and have come across a very frustrating issue that I have no idea about how to solve. it goes under the category of a 'technical difficulty'.
As I have alot of interviews and talking in my project for my Documentary I am shooting on Bullying for my Current Affair I have alot of audio to deal with and with my Rode VideoMic Pro when in conversation in the midst of an interview there is a constant 'hiss and crackle' that one can hear when watching hence I have used the audio affect of "DeNoiser" to get rid of this and it seems to work great on my workflow in my sequence in Premiere as I have reduced most clips to -15Db's. But when I export my project as I have done several times,the 'Denoiser' affect doesn't work for the first 3 seconds + for all clips that I have used to affect for. At the start of all the clips used with the affect there is a constant hiss and crackle and after 3 seconds it fades out??? Please help me with this very unusual problem as I want this to be a fantastic film on your fantastic software!
Thanks

Is the music on a separate track, or recording live during the interview? Hopefully the music is separate, and if so then do the following:
In Premiere, right click on the audio clip that contains the voice and choose export to Audition. Premiere will export the clip into Audition (and it will update on the timeline when saved in audition).
In Audition, highlight a piece of the clip that is noise only, (a sizable gap when there's no talking and only the ambient noise of the room is heard) capture that as a noise print (right click, "capture noise print" or Shift-P). Then in Effects, select the 'Noise reduction (process)" tool. (Note: I assigned a custom key for easy access as I use it frequently). Then tweak the settings of the tool until it sounds good to you.   You can follow the settings I have posted above as a guide/starting point, but no two settings will work for every situation, (notice how I chose a logarithmic curve and added control points to follow its contour).
Personally, I don't try to remove all the noise, just tame it until the voice is dominate. The more aggressive the reduction, the more unnatural the result. A little ambiance is expected and sounds natural.   Even then, a little noise is masked when I go back in and add music. You can play the clip in a loop while you make adjustments and go ahead, go the extreme to get sense for what each tool does, and then be subtle. Your ears are the best sense of measure.
Once your happy, select or highlight the entire clip and click apply. Listen to the result. If you're happy still, then save it and it will update in Premiere, and you grab the next clip and repeat the process.
Once you have all the voice clips edited, then you can add music. I suggest that you keep the music at -12dB lower than the voice as a starting point.
You can also apply music via a ducking (side-chain) technique in Audition as another step. To do so:
After fixing all the voice clips, mute any music tracks you have. Create a new sequence and paste the sequence you've edited into that new sequence, right click on the audio track in that sequence and bring that into Audition like you did before. What you'll have is all the audio clips assembled into one.   "Normalize" that freshly import track, ensuring even volume/peaking throughout, (to within -3dB) is a good target.
In Audition open a new mutli-session and choose the "VO with Ducking" template. Load that freshly imported audio onto the voice track (top), and add you select music in the track beneath it. Dial down the volume of the music track until the voice sounds dominate (I try for a -12dB difference). Double click the Dynamics Processing filter in the Music track and in the settings tab, check the link channels box and in the level detector area, adjust it's attack and release rate until it sounds good to you.
Then render a mixdown of the session, saving the result to a new audio file. Import that file into Premiere, add it to a new audio track in your original edit and mute the other audio tracks.   Render away.

How to preserve metadata when exporting non-jpgs from iPhoto?

I have a problem with an iPhoto library, and need to move the photos to an undamaged library. (I have been able to confirm that the problems are specific to the library and not to individual images or with other iPhoto libraries on the same computer, and rebuilding options have not helped.) I can export the processed jpgs intact with the metadata (titles, descriptions, keywords) that I added manually in iPhoto, import them to another library, and the metadata is intact. But unless I convert the TIFF and NEF originals to jpgs, they lose the metadata on export.
Is there a way to get these original format files into another library with their format and metadata intact?

1. Why not simply rebuild with iPhoto Library Manager
This will do that process for you - and preserve as much of that metadata as possible, along with Albums and much of your organisaion.
2. You can't export the Original plus the added metadata, then you wouldn't be exporting the Original. You can export the Tiffs as tiffs though, and that can include the additional metadata.
3. There is no way to write the additional metadata to the NEFs.
Regards
TD

Best Codec to preserve quality when exporting media

Hi, I film with Canon XL H1 onto which I have bolted an AJA KiPro Mini Recorder. Via the SDI output I record in 10bit, 4:2:2 and ca. 200 Mb/s using the ProRes 422 (HQ) codec. I managed to get the .mov files onto my PC using Macdrive software and a special SYBA CF card reader. I use Windows 7-64bit and CS5.5. After editing I like to export media in the best quality possible. Best preset provided by CS5.5 seems to be AVCIntra 100. Am I doing the right thing? Better codec might be DNxHD, but this one is not proided as a prest. Like to store on HDD for later transferring to another suitable medium for potential acceptance by European tv stations.

Thanks Ann,
I am probably a total idiot, but never installed a codec before. Does the installer of say Lagarith install the codec in the correct directory? If not, where must I put it? Then in PrPro how do I access this codec when the drop-down menu of presets limits me to what is there?
Regards
Helmuth H. Fischer
Tel: +27- 82 800 8968; Fax: +27- 866 899 755
e-mail: [email protected]

How do I preserve cross reference text when exporting to XML?

I am exporting my Framemaker documents to XML. However, when I open the raw XML, the reference formatting is obviously gone. So instead of seeing, say, see Figure 6. I now see, see .
Is there some way to preserve this on export?
Help would be much appreceated!

Josh,
The normal behavior is to have an empty element with the ID/IDRef markup that allows the xref element to be resolved again afterwards, by whatever post-processing step you put the XML through. The text of a cross-reference is a FrameMaker formatting artifact (not unlike a paragraph format, etc.) and is intentionally discarded during export. If you reimport the XML with the empty element, FM will re-resolve the xref, and then will restore the text using whatever format it originally had (the format name is also stored as markup).
If you want to preserve the element tag of the xref, I don't think there is any way to preserve the text, unless you write an import/export API client. You could possibly use an XSLT stylesheet to repopulate the text in some cases, but this seems like a process fraught with many complications.
If you do not care about the element tag, the manual says that you can just unwrap it, then you'll get the xref text. Here is a (rough) snip from the Structure Developers Guide:
Translating FrameMaker cross-reference elements to text in markup
You may not want your FrameMaker cross-reference elements to remain elements in the
markup representation—you can choose to translate them to text instead. To do so, use
this rule:
fm element "fmtag" unwrap;
where fmtag is the FrameMaker element tag for a cross-reference element.
All of this does beg the following question, though... why do you want to do this, especially if the text is referencing figure numbers, page numbers, etc. that have no relevance in the markup? Normally, it is expected that preservation of the markup is the essential thing, allowing the text to be regenerated later by whatever process uses the XML (perhaps including FM). If you drop the element tag, the actual link will be permanently lost.
Russ

Is there a workaround for exported Muse html files to render accurately when opened in DreamWeaver d

Is there a workaround for exported Muse html files to render accurately when opened in DreamWeaver design view?

Have a look at this thread that should answer your query - http://forums.adobe.com/message/5231996.
Thanks,
Vinayak

How to preserve or embedded history in photo when exporting?

Does anyone know how to preserve a photo develop history when exporting to new folder so that editing can continue?

Thanks Jim and DJ - perhaps my process needs to change. I use a folder structure within each photo shoot. Capture (for all raw files) - Master (for working photos that are being edited / developed) - and finally an Output folder for photos being printed or posted to web etc. I export to each. I understand that you can always go back to the original raw capture or any point in the history but sometimes I want to compare different editions of develop settings for an image against each other while preserving both. When using a copy of an image the develop settings only start at time of copy and likewise when using an exported image the history starts from the export going forward
What I want to do is take photos from the various Master folders that have develop changes to them and move or copy them to another folder; as example a "2015 Art Show folder" for an upcoming photo exhibit etc. and then do additional develop changes specific for the Art Show - being able to see the previous develop settings would be useful during this edit phase and you could continue to work in the one folder without needing to hunt around to numerous folders all over Lightroom
I hope that explains what I am trying to do, I appreciate any ideas you may have
Thanks,
Paul

Preserve folder structure when exporting JPGs?

Is there a way to preserve the folder structure of a catalog when exporting JPGs of everything to a new location? I know there is an option to save the export into the same folder as the original file, but i am talking about a completely new location. That would be really helpful.

Lightroom doesn't support it directly. However, try this plug-in http://photographers-toolbox.com/blog/2009/06/exporting-a-folder-hierarchy-from-lightroom- lrtreeexporter-released/

I am having trouble keeping the quality of my video when exporting to my external drive. I change the kind to "original" but when I view the video from the external drive once exported, the sound and picture are distorted.

I am having trouble keeping the quality of my video when exporting to my external hard drive. I have tried to export from iphoto with changing kind to "original" but when I open the video from the external drive the quality is effected. I have also tried copying the video to my desktop and then dragging and dropping onto the drive...same problem. Any suggestions? I would like to save everything to my external drive so that I can delete all of iphoto library and then reimport to correct a few things.

The file sizes are identical. In the finder I did a search for all .mov files. Then when they came up, I went through them and named each one so that they would be easier to find. I am a new mac user and am used to windows. I realized later that I should not have done this....with a mac files should be named within iphoto app...not finder....When I went to open the videos in iphoto, it wouldn't allow me. I had to go into finder, copy to desktop and reimport into iphoto. Then the videos worked again. However, I had the problem with the poor video quality when copied to external drive before that. Actually the first problem I had was when I copied to ext drive...videos were copying as an image...so I learned that you have to change "kind" to original before exporting....then that problem was solved...now they are videos, not images but not of a great quality. Skips, sound and images are not in sync...etc...

When Exporting "Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....."

Since the new update when Exporting I get this message ""Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....." I've tried to reinstall the software on both computer without any luck. Please Help!

Premiere worked before.
I’m not using any third party effects or codecs.
MAC
Processor 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 24 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB
Software OS X 10.9.1 (13B42)
Adobe Premiere Pro CC Version 7.2.1(4)
When I press EXPORT I get this message "Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....."

Preserving effects when exporting to Dreamweaver

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for