LogicalRon
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I have a design that I exported and the header image is 1920 X 400 which seems large but that is the size of the area that the header image needs to be.
So I created a header image 1920 X 400 and it is way too big when I load it into the template. what doesn't make sense to me is I looked at the exported folder and under images I opened header image and looked at the size it is 1920 X 400 96 DPI
So I made a header image to fit the same space as the template header image but it is way too big. If I make a image the same size as the header image that is exported to a folder with all the files why is the same size image I make always so much bigger??
Any suggestions is appreciated
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Monty
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1. I would create and export the template with the header looking like you want it.
2. Once the template has been exported go to the images folder and find all the
image files associated with the header.
3. Use a program like Photoshop to optimize the images file size to your liking.
4. Save the files (don't rename them) back into the images folder.
I sometimes have to do this because Artisteer can create some big image files.
Hope this helps!
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LogicalRon
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As I said above I already did that and it is not working. I looked in the exported file and found the header image, I made a header image the same size but when I use that header image I made ( which is the same exact size as the header image in the exported folder) it seems that it is way too big.
One would assume that the exported template would have the header image the correct size and if I made a new header image the same size it should work fine, however it doesn't.
Any other suggestions
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