When you export, Fireworks generates all the files you need to recreate your image on a Web page:
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It generates an HTML file that contains the necessary JavaScript and tables to reassemble a sliced image or to create rollover functionality. Fireworks-generated HTML always contains a link to the exported image and sets the Web page background color to the canvas or matte color of the graphic. |
For more information about using the HTML generated with Fireworks, see Fireworks HTML overview. | |
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It generates one or more image files, depending on how many slices you created in your document and how many states you included in buttons or rollovers in your document. |
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It generates, if necessary, a file called Shim.gif, which is a transparent, 1-pixel by 1-pixel GIF that Fireworks uses in the HTML to fix spacing problems when the sliced images are reassembled in an HTML table. You may choose whether or not Fireworks exports a shim. See Using shims or nested tables when slicing. |