confusedlady
Programmer
I recently took over maintaining my church's website. Well, actually the person who started the design never got to finish it. He left the area, so I don't have any contact with him, either. For right now, I am just trying to finish what he started to get the site up. Then I'll work on changing it. Since my pastor liked his design, I'm trying to stay with what he was doing. The problem is, I am having a very hard time figuring out what that is, exactly.
Well, my main question is, he seems to have sliced large pics a lot (used Fireworks). They aren't snappy graphics or long-loading-sometimes it's really only a background. But it's set up in a table. What benefit is gained from doing this? The only thing I could think of was that he intended to add other behaviors (maybe some mouse-overs), but didn't get to it...
I haven't done much with websites since the 90's, so I have a lot to catch up on. I know this is "old school", but is it wrong to just use something simple for this? Maybe a table with the UNsliced image as the background?
Sorry so long! TIA, though.
Well, my main question is, he seems to have sliced large pics a lot (used Fireworks). They aren't snappy graphics or long-loading-sometimes it's really only a background. But it's set up in a table. What benefit is gained from doing this? The only thing I could think of was that he intended to add other behaviors (maybe some mouse-overs), but didn't get to it...
I haven't done much with websites since the 90's, so I have a lot to catch up on. I know this is "old school", but is it wrong to just use something simple for this? Maybe a table with the UNsliced image as the background?
Sorry so long! TIA, though.