Having a problem with mouseovers

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

I've never seen this problem before...

on the left navbar... my 139x32 image looks scrunched...
http://www.pipeline-webdesign.com/

if you bring up one of the images by itself, you can tell it's not supposed to look like that
http://www.pipeline-webdesign.com/navbar/link1reg.gif

my scripting is stored on the /js/site.js file and the attributes are set correctly...

any ideas?

[SN3]

What's the table width?

[Pimpen 2010]

It's actually stretched.

It's 152*33 if you look at it by itself. In the coding make sure the width in the height are correct

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

the image demensions say it's 139x32

besides... it doesn't look like it's stretched... definetly not

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

Originally Posted by SN3

What's the table width?

table width is the same as the image... 139x32

[Pimpen 2010]

Originally Posted by Pipeline-Webdesign

the image demensions say it's 139x32

besides... it doesn't look like it's stretched... definetly not

You dont have that extra white space on the images, or ateleast not as much.

And it is stretched, look at the rounded edges, they look more pulled apart...

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

i just noticed that... why when going from a PSD to a GIF using "Save for Web..." would it lose the edges? that doesn't make any sense and i've never seen it do that before

[Jazzee]

The actual image is 125x33. On your page you have them set to 139x32. Just change that in your code.

[Pimpen 2010]

Dont know why. That never happens to me...

[Jazzee]

[code:1:7e0869da14]<img width="139" height="32" src="navbar/link1reg.gif" border="0" name="Image1" alt="Pipeline Web Design">[/code:1:7e0869da14]

Change it there.

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

yea... i know where to change it... but i wrote the code to what PSD said the dimensions were... like i said... when i saved the file as GIF... it lost 14px... 7 on each side. I fixed the problem by adding a 7px <TD> on each side... but that's still friggin weird!!!

http://www.pipeline-webdesign.com

anyone have ANY idea why PSD would do that?

[Jazzee]

Why would you use photoshop to code your pages anyway? Create the images in photoshop and code the site yourself.

Or am I missing what you are saying?

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

haha... how can you code in photoshop? the above image i attached shows that my rollover image is set at 139x32... but when i saved it as a .GIF... the imaged automatically changed to a 125x32... so when I coded it in Dreamweaver... of course i put 139x32...

[Ricoool]

had a look at your work, a few things you might want to look at, see image, and at the bottom left there is a few pixel missing in the dark blue

[Jazzee]

Originally Posted by Pipeline-Webdesign

haha... how can you code in photoshop?

Um, save for web as html.

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

Originally Posted by Ricoool

had a look at your work, a few things you might want to look at, see image, and at the bottom left there is a few pixel missing in the dark blue

i fixed it somewhat... the dark blue pixel... for some reason it doesn't show on PSD... but i fixed the other problem

[Fusion]

Hey nice logo

[Fusion]

The size you made it I presume if you had transparency turned on removes the left, right, top and bottom edges. So what you're seeing isn't the actual size. This becomes apparent after saving for web. To get the actual size goto: image>trim

[Pipeline-Webdesign]

yea it is a nice logo... good job!! ;-) and thanks for the pointers... that was really making me mad!