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886 Creating Gradients Click the Fill Color box in the Tools panel to assign colors to the gradient The Fill Options window appears, as shown in Figure 3-7 Figure 3-7: Assign the gradient colors To assign colors to the gradient, simply click the existing color stops and choose a color from the pop-up palette Click anywhere on the gradient ramp to add a stop, and edit the color If you don’t want to create your own gradient, click the Preset drop-down list to choose among existing gradients, as shown in Figure 3-8 Figure 3-8: Pick a preset gradient from this drop-down list Chapter 4: Creating Text in Fireworks In This Chapter ✓ Creating and formatting text ✓ Setting a text attribute ✓ Working on spacing, alignment, and orientation ✓ Applying effects ✓ Styling text ✓ Checking your spelling ✓ Setting text on a path ✓ Outlining your text Y ou definitely don’t want to attempt to create a brochure in Fireworks, but you can take advantage of its excellent capabilities to format your on-screen text Whether you’re working with paragraphs or single lines of text, you have lots of options for applying fonts, styles, and interesting effects In this chapter, you find out where to find the features you need to make your words look just the way you like them Creating Text You can create text in either of two ways: ✦ Select the Type tool, click in the image area, and begin typing ✦ Copy (or cut) text from another application, select the Type tool, and paste it on the artboard In a hurry? You can select text from one application and then click and drag it into the Fireworks workspace 888 Setting Text Attributes Setting Text Attributes Text can create mood and feeling, so you have to make sure your message has the right font and style You can apply text attributes by using one of two main methods: the Type menu or the Properties panel In this chapter, you use the Properties panel (see Figure 4-1), because it provides an easier method of locating text attributes If the Properties panel isn’t visible at the bottom of the Fireworks workspace, choose Window➪Properties Figure 4-1: Choose font, size, and other attributes Whether you use the Type menu or Properties panel, you can set text attributes from the Properties panel either before or after you enter text The same rule applies in Fireworks as in all other applications: You have to select it to affect it Before you apply any attributes, use the Pointer or Text tool to select the text you want to format To set text attributes with the Properties panel, follow these steps: Select the text you want to format Choose a font from the Font drop-down list and then choose a style from the Style drop-down list If you don’t see your favorite font in bold, you can take advantage of the Bold button to create faux bold text (It isn’t the true bold font, but it’s close) The same trick works with the Italic button To assign color, click the color selector box to the right of the Size drop-down list and then choose a color from the pop-up Swatches panel Fine-Tuning Spacing, Alignment, and Orientation Unfortunately, the Fireworks text controls leave much to be desired, compared with the other Creative Suite applications But if you want to fine-tune your text, you might consider adjusting the spacing between characters or lines Sliders are available in the Properties panel for adjusting the kerning (spacing between two characters), tracking (spacing between multiple letters), Adding Effects 889 and leading (spacing between lines of text) Select the text you want to format, adjust the slider as shown in Figure 4-2, and then click off the slider to confirm the change Set Text Orientation Figure 4-2: Adjust kerning, tracking, and leading Kerning and tracking Leading units Leading Kerning and tracking are controlled using the same Kerning tool To kern between two letters, insert the cursor between the two letters before making a change To adjust tracking, select multiple letters before making a change To align selected text, click the Left, Center, Right, or Justified alignment button in the Properties panel You can also change the orientation of selected text by clicking the Set Text Orientation button (refer to Figure 4-2) Adding Effects Spunk up your text by adding Live Effects from Photoshop You can add drop shadows or 3D effects or even make your text look like wood! To add effects to your text, follow these steps: Book VIII Chapter With the Pointer tool, select some text and then click the Add Filters Figure 4-3: Click the Filters button to apply additional effects Creating Text in Fireworks button in the Properties panel, shown in Figure 4-3 890 Giving Your Text Some Style Select Photoshop Live Effects from the pop-up window that appears The Photoshop Live Effects dialog box appears (see Figure 4-4) Figure 4-4: Set text effects in the Photoshop Live Effects dialog box In the list on the left side of the dialog box, select the effect you want to apply Set the related options on the right side of the dialog box and click OK The effects are applied to your text, as shown in Figure 4-5 Figure 4-5: Create interesting text effects Don’t apply all these effects to your text at the same time You’ve heard it before, but we have to say it again: Just because you can something doesn’t mean that you always should Giving Your Text Some Style You can choose among an array of interesting default styles to apply to both objects and text You can also create your own styles — an extremely helpful capability when text needs to be consistent throughout an entire Web site Styles are applied to the entire text area Giving Your Text Some Style 891 Applying an existing style To apply an existing text style, follow these steps: Create some text by typing, cutting, copying, and pasting or by dragging the text on the artboard Use the Pointer tool to select the text you want to affect Choose Window➪Styles The Styles panel appears (see Figure 4-6) From the drop-down list, choose a category of style that you want to apply In Figure 4-6, the Chrome Styles category was selected Click the style preview that you want to apply to your selected text Figure 4-6: Click a style to apply interesting attributes to your selection New Style Creating your own style To create a custom style, follow these steps: Select some text and apply all the formatting and effects you want to use, following the procedures described earlier in this chapter Choose Window➪Styles to display the Styles panel From the Style Category drop-down list, choose a category for saving the style Creating Text in Fireworks Save yourself time by applying all the text attributes you need to make your text look just right Book VIII Chapter 892 Spell-Checking Your Text Click the New Style button in the lower right corner of the Styles panel (refer to Figure 4-6) The New Style dialog box appears Type an appropriate name for the style in the Name text box Select the attributes you want to save and click OK You have a saved style that you can apply to selected text at any time Spell-Checking Your Text Checking your spelling is simple, right? It certainly is simple in Fireworks, so you have no excuse for typographical errors To check the spelling of your text in Fireworks, follow these steps: Choose Text➪Spelling Setup The Spelling Setup dialog box appears Choose the language that you want to use for the spelling check Set any other options you want to use and click OK Choose Text➪Check Spelling The Check Spelling dialog box appears with the first questionable spelling highlighted If you want to add unique words in your document to the spell-checking dictionary, click the Add to Personal button in the upper right corner of the Check Spelling dialog box Attaching Text to a Path Add some excitement by attaching text to a path In Figure 4-7, the text is attached to a curvy path, but you can just as easily create angled text or text that follows a circle Follow these steps to attach text to a path: Select the text that you want to attach to the path Create a path with the Pen, Line, or Shape tool See Book III, Chapter for additional details on creating a path using the Pen tool www.zshareall.com Attaching Text to a Path 893 Figure 4-7: You can make text curve by attaching the text to a path Using the Pointer tool, select the text area and then Shift-click the path Both the text and the path are selected Choose Text➪Attach to Path If you want the text to run inside a shape, such as a circle, choose Text➪Attach in Path To change the orientation of the attached text on the path, choose Text➪ Orientation and then choose an orientation option from the submenu In Figure 4-8, the orientation has been changed to Skew Vertical Book VIII Chapter Creating Text in Fireworks Figure 4-8: You can change the text orientation on the path 894 Outlining Text Outlining Text Creating interesting text with unique fonts can be fun But what if you need to send the text to someone whose computer perhaps doesn’t have your funky Giddyup font installed? No problem — Fireworks lets you outline text, which means essentially to turn it into a vector path The content of your text can’t be edited after it’s been outlined To outline your text, follow these steps: Create some text with the attributes you want, including the font The size doesn’t have to be exact, however; you can rescale even after outlining the text With the Pointer tool, select the text area You can’t outline individual letters or words within a text area Choose Text➪Convert to Paths The text is outlined To edit the new vector path, switch to the Subselection tool and click an individual letter, as shown in Figure 4-9 You can ungroup your text by selecting it then choosing Modify➪UnGroup Figure 4-9: Turn your text into vector paths Chapter 5: Getting Images In and Out of Fireworks In This Chapter ✓ Importing images ✓ Editing images ✓ Optimizing and exporting images C reating images for your Web site is most likely what you’ll use Fireworks for most often In this chapter, you find out how to work with images from various sources, discover the importance of optimizing, and see how to export your images Getting Images into Fireworks Besides making your own graphics and illustrations, you can use four main methods for getting images into Fireworks: ✦ Open: Fireworks isn’t picky As long as you open images (vector or raster) by choosing File➪Open, you can open pretty much anything in Fireworks When you open a native Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop file, expect to see a dialog box, like you see in Figure 5-1 This particular dialog box appears when you open a Vector image from Adobe Illustrator As you can see, you have to make some decisions as to what size the file should be, which artboards should be imported, and how you want to handle layers and groups When importing a Photoshop file, your choices are relatively the same, as shown in Figure 5-2 The integration between Fireworks and Photoshop is excellent; you can keep layers intact and continue your editing 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using, 286–288 closed shape, placing on, 281–283 columns, creating with Area Type tool, 276–277 Control panel, using, 288 Find and Replace feature, 290 Find Font feature, 292 flowing into area, 275 font styles, assigning, 284–286 Hyphenation feature, 291–292 importing, 49 line of, creating, 274–275 outlining of, 280–281 overflow, 275 overview, 273 Paragraph panel, using, 288–289 path, placing on, 281–283 path of shape, placing on, 281–283 Spell checker, 290 text areas, creating, 274 text styles, 293–297 threading into shapes, 278–279 tools, 273–274 wrapping of, 279–280 text, in InDesign See also text frame, InDesign adding to publication, 108–110 editing stories, 121–123 exporting, 208–209 font, 105–106 and graphics in layout, 156–160 980 Adobe Creative Suite Design Premium All-in-One For Dummies text, in InDesign (continued) merging with graphics, 160–163 overview, 105–106 paragraph settings, 118–121 on paths, 127–128 using tables, 123–127 text, legacy, Illustrator, 296 Text Box tool, 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overview, 461–462 shadows, 462–466 Toning tool, Photoshop, 403 toolbars, Acrobat, 523–524 tools Acrobat See Comment & Markup Toolbar, Acrobat Fireworks, 865–867 InDesign, 93–94, 131–133 Index Photoshop, 401–403 See also painting tools, in Photoshop; Selection tools, Photoshop tools, in Illustrator, 232– 234, 273–274, 373–374 See also special effects tools, Illustrator creating advanced shapes, 254–255 creating rectangles and ellipses, 250 overview, 249–252 Shape Builder, 256–257 Transform tools, 341–343 using Polygon tool, 251 using Rounded Rectangle tool, 250–251 using Star tool, 251–252 Tools palette, Flash Catalyst, 843 Tools panel Flash, 674–677 Illustrator, 218–219 InDesign, 93–94, 142 overview, 33 Photoshop, 401–404 top alignment, Dreamweaver, 610 Top Offset option, InDesign, 161 TouchUp Object tool, Acrobat, 550, 552–553 TouchUp Properties dialog box, Acrobat, 551 TouchUp Reading Order tool, Acrobat, 550 TouchUp Text tool, Acrobat, 550–552 tracing, Illustrator, 269–270 Tracing 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293 URL (Uniform Resource Locator), 192–193, 594 URL (Uniform Resource Locator), relative, 636 URL panel, Fireworks, 909–910 user interface, InDesign, 91–92 Vanishing Point feature, Photoshop, 434–437 vector graphic applying colors, Fireworks, 882 versus bitmap graphics, Fireworks, 872–873 versus bitmap graphics, Flash, 753–754 versus bitmap graphics, Photoshop, 411–412 editing, Acrobat, 553 general discussion, 226 overview, 56–57 resolution, Illustrator, 227 selections in, Fireworks, 870 vector mask, in Photoshop, 495–496 Vector Outlines option, Import Options panel, Photoshop, 766 Vector Path tool, Fireworks, 877 Vector Shape tool, Photoshop, 403, 440 Vector tools, Fireworks, 866, 876–878 Vertical scale option, Character panel, Illustrator, 287 view Fireworks, 867–868 Illustrator, 235–237 View menu Illustrator, 238 InDesign, 95 overview, 18 Refine Edge dialog box, Photoshop, 430 Index View tools, Fireworks, 867 viewing comment, Acrobat, 564 viewing mode, Acrobat, 525 vignette, 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fonts on, 61–62 using text on, 61–62 viewing previews in, Flash, 752 Web Layer, Fireworks, 871, 907 Web Page Conversion Settings dialog box, Acrobat, 538 Web site See also publishing Web sites, Dreamweaver ActionScript, 840 Adobe XMP metadata information, 840 Colin Moock, 840 feedback on, 670 FFiles, 840 Flash Magazine, 840 FlashKit, 840 Fonts for Flash, 840 home page, 593 Kirupa, 840 linking to Flash movies, 805–807 Moluv, 840 983 Web site creation, Dreamweaver, 588–589 creating page for site, 596 HTML basics, 599–601 images, adding, 596–599 overview, 593–601 starting site, 594–596 Web site basics, 593–594 Web site files, managing, 599 Web tools, Fireworks, 866 Web-safe color palette, 70 weight, paper, 74 Welcome screen Dreamweaver, 583 Illustrator, 227 Wet Edges option, Brush panel, Photoshop, 479 Width and Height options, Area Type Options dialog box, Illustrator, 277 Width Point Edit dialog box, Illustrator, 344 Width tool, Illustrator, 233, 344, 345 Window menu CS5, 18 InDesign, 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viewing modes, 525 workspace, in InDesign contextual menus, 97 grids, 98–100 guides, 98–100 menus, 94–95 overview, 91–92, 98 panels, 95–97 saving custom, 100–101 tools, 93–94 workspace, in Photoshop new features, 404–405 overview, 393–394, 404 panels, docking and saving, 404 zooming in, 405–406 workspaces, CS5, 29–34 Wrap around Bounding Box option, InDesign, 160 Wrap around Object Shape option, InDesign, 160 wrapping, text Illustrator, 279–280 InDesign, 160–163 Wrinkle tool, Illustrator, 345 X X height, Illustrator, 284 XFL file format, Flash, 682 XHTML Export Options dialog box, InDesign, 199 XML (Extensible Markup Language), 202 Z zoom effect, Flash, 730–732 Zoom In option, CS5 menus, 22 zoom keyboard shortcuts Illustrator, 238 Photoshop, 405 Zoom marquee, Photoshop, 406 Zoom Out option, menu, 22 Zooming Acrobat, 522 Fireworks, 867 Flash, 677 Illustrator, 234, 237–238 InDesign, 103 Photoshop, 52, 403, 405–406 ile Apps Mob There’s a Dummies App for This and That With more than 200 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