You could try this trick. (Please note, this trick is analogous to
“crossing the streams” in Ghostbusters parlance. You are now doing
something that has serious potential to confuse Freeway.)
Make a new page at the top of your list of pages in the Freeway
document and copy your rounded images to it. Don’t put anything else
on this page, and don’t link to or from it. It’s just a scratch pad to
generate these images. If you have applied links to the images, remove
them on this page. Name the images so you can find them later in the
Resources folder.
Preview the page (so the resources will be generated), then move to
your original page and replace them with Pass-through instances of the
images you created on that scratch page. Click once on the first image
box to select it, then Apple-I to import a new image. Check the pass-
through box in the Import dialog, then navigate to the Resources
folder in your Site folder for this document. Locate the first image
and okay. The rounded corners of your image box will disappear, and
you will be left with either a blue or green HTML box containing your
image. Repeat for each. Your links will still be there.
As for your Extended attribute, you need to create a rel attribute on
the link itself, not through CSS. Click once on your image, open the
Hyperlink dialog, and press Extended there. Press New, then enter
Name: rel, Value: shadowbox. Remove the rel attribute from your CSS,
where it is doing no active good.
Walter
On Nov 19, 2009, at 12:20 PM, twb716 wrote:
Thanks, Walter. I was under the impression that FW just creates a
new image with rounded corners in the Resources folder. Is there
anyway (without reimporting a created graphic from the Resources
folder) to get rid of the image map? Id really like this process to
be self-contained, and not have to resort to 3rd party apps or
actions that don’t work in all browsers to achieve the desired effect.
I have also tried creating a new style with an “Extended” attribute,
but that doesn’t work at all- indeed due to the fact that I am
creating the new style incorrectly. How would I go about creating a
“rel=shadowbox” Extended attribute style for elements, incidentally?
Thanks again- you always have the best answers!
TB
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