Fireworks FAQ (3)

Solution | question 18. When FW previews and outputs, there is always a gap between the left side and the top edge of the HTML file. How to preview and output when there is no gap usually we can modify the exported HTML file in DW, just set topmargin= "0" leftmargin= "0" marginheight= "0" marginwidth= "0".

Similarly, we can modify the FW output template so that the export and preview of the file directly close to the edge, modify the following file:

\configuration\html Code\dreamweaver\slices.htt

Find the following sentence:

Write_html ("Bgcolor=\" "#", ExportDoc.backgroundColor.toString (16), "\")

Modified to:

Write_html ("topmargin=\" 0\ "leftmargin=\" 0\ "marginheight=\" 0\ "marginwidth=\" 0\ "bgcolor=\" "#", ExportDoc.backgroun Dcolor.tostring (16), "\" "

After saving, restart the FW.

19. Open psd with FW4, will prompt missing font, and the text in PSD is out of shape?

Fw4 can now very good support PSD multi-layer format file, but the Chinese character font support is two sets of Zhi, so there will be mismatch problem. The font here is open in FW4 or editable, and you can select the original font again. FW3 does not have this problem, but the font has been converted to a bitmap.

20. Please describe the object blending mode in fireworks.

Fireworks has 13 types of object blending modes, respectively

Normal (normal) mode

This is the most basic and FW3 default image blending mode, in which the image at the top will overwrite the falling image and display the obscured part according to the transparency setting.

(Multiply) Cumulative mode

The cumulative mode is based on the color of the upper image as the standard to increase the depth of the overlapping image after the mixing, so the result tends to produce a lower brightness color. Images that overlay other colors in black are always black, while images that overlay other colors in white will not change. The combination of cumulative mode and screen mode can be used to add stereo effect to the bottom chart.

Screen mode

The role of this model is the opposite of the cumulative mode, which is based on the color of the upper image to reduce the depth of the overlapping color of the image after mixing, so the result tends to produce a higher brightness color. On the other hand, the black image is used as the upper layer, and the back end of the screen mode will not change, and the white image will produce the result will always be white.

(darken) Dark mode

Dark mode computes the mixed upper and lower layers of the image, if the lower image color brightness than the upper image at the same position color height will be in the display results using the upper layer of low color to replace the lower level of high color.

(lighten) Light mode

In contrast to the dark mode, the bright mode computes the mixed upper and lower layers of the image, and if the lower image color is lower than the top image, the color brightness will be used to replace the lower height color with the upper layer height color in the display result.

(difference) Interleaved mode

The interlaced mode computes the color in the upper and lower mixed layers, with the brightness of the color minus the low brightness of the resulting results as a mixed result of the color displayed, so the use of white and the bottom of the staggered-mode mixture produced will be the bottom of the image of the reverse color, and the use of black and the bottom of the plot will be staggered mixed without any change.

(Hue) Tonal mode

Tonal mode creates a new color for display results based on the brightness and saturation of the underlying image and the hue of the upper-level graphic

(stauration) Saturation mode

The saturation mode creates a new color as the display result, based on the brightness and hue of the underlying image and the saturation of the upper graphic. So if the saturation of the upper image is 0 (gray), the resulting image will keep the bottom color unchanged.

(color) Color mode

The color pattern creates a new color as the display result, based on the brightness of the underlying image and the hue and saturation of the upper image. This pattern preserves the grayscale of the base graph, so it can be used to make monochrome images.

(luminosity) Brightness mode

In contrast to color mode, the brightness mode creates a new color as the display result, based on the hue and saturation of the underlying image and the brightness of the upper image.

(Invert) Anti-color mode

Anti-color mode is to calculate the color of the underlying image based on the grayscale of the upper image as the display result.

(Tint) Coloring mode

The color mode adds grayscale to the base graph based on the grayscale of the upper image.

(Erase) Erase mode

Erase mode is the role of the bottom of the image covered by the upper part of the erase, and the role of the rubber tool.