MOREEAZ  Just deleted iweb 2.01 and reinstalled iweb 1.0

Exports from there can be edited in Dreamweaver directly!!!!  
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MOREEAZ  Another thing that you should be aware of are the clipping masks created in IWEB when you paste the site into Illustrator and make slides, you will see that the slides are to big for the layout of the site, as an example check www.visualantis.com/foundation-ill.html this is the same site, but from iweb-> illustrator to the www.

Note the space above the page, that is because the clipping mask of the top image is to big.

If someone from here can explain me how I can make this clipping mask as small as the image that is visible, then I am the most happy guy in the world.

cheers,

Mr Creative  
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MOREEAZ  What is really strange after I updated Iweb to version 2 and uploaden the same page, it loads a lot slower then the uploaded version with version 1.02.

As proof visit www.visualantis.com/foundation is the old version with 1.02 and www.visualantis.com/foundation2 the new version. After that I did another test, to see if you turn your first page title into index, and so not create an iweb created index. As an example for that you can see www.visualantis.com/foundation3

You know the funny thing of it all is, when I had version 1 I was even able to edit my entire site in the right display in dreamweaver or golive, but after the first update this became an impossibility.

What else is there...

What is really great and suprisingly never mentioned is that you can simple copy and paste your entire site content to illustrator and then rasterize it and make slides from there. Export this to web with HTML and then you can edit it in dreamweaver or whatever you want. You can even choose the size of each slide similar are making a site in illustrator from scratch.

The iweb version: http://www.visualantis.com/maurice

and the illustrator version http://www.visualantis.com/maurice.html

Count the loading time for yourself, its an amazing difference.

I really tried everything also html-optimizer but the loading time never went better then version 1.0X

So the conclusion is:

IF you want to edit your site in dreamweaver then stick with verison 1.0 for others stick with 1.02 or if you use the illustrator conversion trick then 2.02 would do the trick too.

I am able to create the same page in iweb in minutes which takes me hours in Illustrator alone so there you go....

keep up the smile, mac rules the mind of the creative people....  
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MOREEAZ  What is really strange after I updated Iweb to version 2 and uploaden the same page, it loads a lot slower then the uploaded version with version 1.02.

As proof visit www.visualantis.com/foundation is the old version with 1.02 and www.visualantis.com/foundation2 the new version. After that I did another test, to see if you turn your first page title into index, and so not create an iweb created index. As an example for that you can see www.visualantis.com/foundation3

You know the funny thing of it all is, when I had version 1 I was even able to edit my entire site in the right display in dreamweaver or golive, but after the first update this became an impossibility.

What else is there...

What is really great and suprisingly never mentioned is that you can simple copy and paste your entire site content to illustrator and then rasterize it and make slides from there. Export this to web with HTML and then you can edit it in dreamweaver or whatever you want. You can even choose the size of each slide similar are making a site in illustrator from scratch.

The iweb version: http://www.visualantis.com/maurice

and the illustrator version http://www.visualantis.com/maurice.html

Count the loading time for yourself, its an amazing difference.

I really tried everything also html-optimizer but the loading time never went better then version 1.0X

So the conclusion is:

IF you want to edit your site in dreamweaver then stick with verison 1.0 for others stick with 1.02 or if you use the illustrator conversion trick then 2.02 would do the trick too.

I am able to create the same page in iweb in minutes which takes me hours in Illustrator alone so there you go....

keep up the smile, mac rules the mind of the creative people....  
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