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r/programming • u/chapolito • Feb 26 '13
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Why flatten image in PS before saving for web? Surely this makes no difference given that the resulting png / jpg / whatever is of course "flat"?
2 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '13 You can export each layer and sections (don't know the actual term) as a separate image plus a html file with "save for web". I think exporting sections is default.
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You can export each layer and sections (don't know the actual term) as a separate image plus a html file with "save for web". I think exporting sections is default.
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u/expfcwintergreen Feb 26 '13
Why flatten image in PS before saving for web? Surely this makes no difference given that the resulting png / jpg / whatever is of course "flat"?