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I designed my first web page in photoshop for my band and then uploaded it to my site it works great....the rollovers worked as links ect...........but i used www.jackjohnsonmusic.com as kind of a template on how to design my page and
if you view the page source for that site its much more simple....for example other than the main page each subsaquent pages source code is like this

<html>
<head>
<title>JackJohnsonMusic.com</title>
</head>
<frameset rows="545,*" frameborder=0>
<frame name="main" src="shows.asp?NavId=3">
<frame name="bottom" src="bottom.asp">
</frameset>
</html>

and even the code for my main page is much complicated.....and takes a bit of time to load, unlike jack's main page. I noticed that the jackjohnson site used .asp file with NavID refernces and I'm a newbie at this so i'm not sure what that means or how to go about building site that preloads the main parts it needs to.... and the subsequent pages as framesets

my site is www.ggapband.com if any one needs to view the source code

Any help would be greatly appreciated

P.S i cant use .asp due to my yahoo host but i'm under the asumption that PHP is an alternative
 
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Thanks For All The Help!!!!!!!!!!

i should have posted somewhere else instead of waiting 3 days for any kind of response....from this WONDERFUL FORUM.......... :hehe:
 
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Threads merged ..... Nice attitude :|

It appears you have pretty much just used someone elses site as your own ...... and moved a few things around. Why would anyone need to comment on this much ?
 
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First, you shouldn't have used PhotoShop if you don't know what you're doing :hehe:

Aside from that though - your slices are too big and it seems that you've typed the text directly into the psd file you created - correct? This would add to the slow loading of your pages because the page has to load the entire image before it is visible -- and images take a lot longer to load then text.

That's not how you do it...at least, that's not how I do it...

You create the image, slice it and save the sliced file as an html document. Then you'll need to open it in an html editor to create additional boxes for the text you need. The text SHOULD ALWAYS BE TEXT and not an image - as you have it set up. One main reason for this is that search engines cannot read text in images :)

Hope this helps you some :)
 
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