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post #1
22 September 2005, 16:13 UTC#1
ok, so I'm kind of a newb at photoshop

but after looking around other peoples work, there are 3 things I need to know how to do and I figured this would be the best place Image file not present in the recovered backup

1. diagnol lines
well, for a start, I probably spelt diagnol wrong, I think its diagonal but meh...anyway! back on topic...usually, in sigs, there are feint diagnol lines which look awesome! how do I do them?

2. borders
yep, pretty self explanatory really! just a simple border, I don't really want a pattern. I also wondered if a gradient border was also possible...?

now the third one is not really a photoshop tip but I may aswell post it here coz it is kinda related...

3. button sizes
ok, I see these link buttons everywhere, small ones, about the size of the jackass toplist voting ones. what are the sizes/dimensions for them

well, it's been a long read, but I'd really appreciate if you can help me biggrin.gif
post #3
22 September 2005, 16:19 UTC#3
QUOTE(Doctor Nappy @ Sep 22 2005, 04:13 PM)
ok, so I'm kind of a newb at photoshop

but after looking around other peoples work, there are 3 things I need to know how to do and I figured this would be the best place Image file not present in the recovered backup

1. diagnol lines
well, for a start, I probably spelt diagnol wrong, I think its diagonal but meh...anyway! back on topic...usually, in sigs, there are feint diagnol lines which look awesome! how do I do them?

2. borders
yep, pretty self explanatory really! just a simple border, I don't really want a pattern. I also wondered if a gradient border was also possible...?

now the third one is not really a photoshop tip but I may aswell post it here coz it is kinda related...

3. button sizes
ok, I see these link buttons everywhere, small ones, about the size of the jackass toplist voting ones. what are the sizes/dimensions for them

well, it's been a long read, but I'd really appreciate if you can help me biggrin.gif
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1. I have no idea what you mean.

2. Change the background colour to your border colour of choice. Image > Canvas Size > Increase by 2 pixels with it weighted in the centre.

3. Right click them the button and click properties. The dimensions are there.
post #5
22 September 2005, 16:19 UTC#5
I never thought an emo would help me! :O

lol, just kidding

thanks mono! ;) <3

EDIT- thanks kane aswell, I posted late
post #6
22 September 2005, 16:21 UTC#6
QUOTE(Doctor Nappy @ Sep 22 2005, 04:19 PM)
I never thought an emo would help me! :O
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Don't push your luck. :)
post #7
22 September 2005, 16:24 UTC#7
QUOTE(Mono @ Sep 22 2005, 04:21 PM)
QUOTE(Doctor Nappy @ Sep 22 2005, 04:19 PM)
I never thought an emo would help me! :O
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Don't push your luck. :)
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I'll be good Image file not present in the recovered backup