Alright, I'll try to explain. For example, I want to make a button for a website. I have the button made from a different program and saved it's image. I load up the image with Adobe Photoshop. How do I make the background of the image transparent so you can only see the button when it's uploaded onto a website? Trying to figure out how to get it to work. I thought I did but it has a white background and the website has a dark grey background so it doesn't match... I thought Photoshop can make the background of an image transparent some how?
Thanks to all your responses!
Adobe Photoshop help.?abtuvurys 2005
Well, there are a few solutions to this. First of all, when you start out your document in PS, you want your background set to "Transparent". However, if you have a layer titled "Background" that is completely white, just delete that layer. Also, if you're making it for Firefox, the image must be in a .PNG to be transparent. If you're making it for IE, the image must be a .GIF. However, I've always found it easier to just make the background of the image the same color as the background of the site. It reduces pixelation along curves.
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