14.4. Nareži
| 14. Spletni filtri |

### 14.4. Nareži

#### 14.4.1. Pregled

Slika 17.352. Example for the “Slice” filter

Original image with guides

“Slice” applied

This filter is a simple and easy to use helper for creating sensitive images to be used in HTML files. The filter slices up the source image (like the Guillotine command does) along its horizontal and vertical guides, and produces a set of sub-images. At the same time it creates a piece of HTML code for a table saved in a text file. Every table cell contains one part of the image. The text file should then be embedded in an HTML document.

Note that this filter is really a very simple helper. A typical HTML code produced by the filter may be not much more than this:

Primer 17.1. Simple “Slice” filter example output

    <table cellpadding="0" border="0" cellspacing="0">
      <tr>
        <td><img alt="" src="slice_0_0.png"/></td>
        <td><img alt="" src="slice_0_1.png"/></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
        <td><img alt="" src="slice_1_0.png"/></td>
        <td><img alt="" src="slice_1_1.png"/></td>
      </tr>
    </table>

Produced HTML code; the “style” attribute has been omitted.

When there are no guides in the image, the filter will no nothing. If, however, the guides are just hidden, the filter will work.

| Namig
The ImageMap filter is a much more powerful and sophisticated tool for creating sensitive images. (But it is also much more complex...)

#### 14.4.2. Aktivirajte filter

This filter is found in the image window menu under Filters → Web → Slice.

#### 14.4.3. Možnosti

Slika 17.353. “Slice” options

Most options are self-explanatory, but nevertheless:

Pot za izvoz HTML

  Where the HTML file and the image files will be saved. By default these files will be stored in the current working directory. Clicking on the button to the right opens a pull-down menu, where you can select a different location.

Ime datoteke za izvoz

  The name of the HTML file. You can change the filename using the textbox.

Predpona imena slike

  The name of an image file produced by this filter is `prefix_i_k.ext`, where `prefix` is that part of the filename which you can freely select using the textbox to the right, by default: `slice`. (`i` and `k` are the numbers of the row and the column, each starting with 0; `.ext` is the filename extension depending on the selected Image format.)

  This option is particularly useful when you want to create Javascript for onmouseover and clicked and need different sets of images.

Oblika slike

  You can choose to create image files in the GIF, JPG, or PNG file format.

Ločena mapa slike, Mapa za izvoz slike

  When Separate image folder is enabled, a folder will be created where the image files will be placed. By default, the name of this destination folder is `images`, but you can change it in the Folder for image export textbox.

  Primer 17.2. With separate image folder

  Result of enabled “Separate image folder”

Presledek med elementi tabele

  This value (0-15) will be passed as “cellspacing” attribute to the HTML table. The result is, that horizontal and vertical guides will be replaced with stripes of the specified width:

  Primer 17.3. Presledek med elementi tabele

  Corresponding HTML code snippet

  Note that the image will not be enlarged by the size of these stripes. Instead, the resulting HTML image will look like you have drawn the stripes with the Eraser tool.

Javascript za dogodka klika in miške nad elementom

  When this option is enabled, the filter will also add some JavaScript code. Like the HTML code, this code does not work as is, rather it's a good starting point for adding some dynamic functionality. The JavaScript code provides a function to handle events like “onmouseover”:

  Primer 17.4. JavaScript code snippet

      function exchange (image, images_array_name, event)
        {
          name = image.name;
          images = eval (images_array_name);

          switch (event)
            {
              case 0:
                image.src = images[name + "_plain"].src;
                break;
              case 1:
                image.src = images[name + "_hover"].src;
                break;
              case 2:
                image.src = images[name + "_clicked"].src;
                break;
              case 3:
                image.src = images[name + "_hover"].src;
                break;
            }
        }

Preskoči animacijo za začetnice tabele

  When disabled, the filter will add a `<a href="#"> ... </a>` hyperlink stub to every table cell. When enabled (this is the default) and there are at least two horizontal or two vertical guides, the filter will not add a hyperlink stub to the first and last cell in a column or row. This may be useful when you have an image with border and you don't want to make the border sensitive.

  Primer 17.5. Skipped animation for table caps (simplified HTML code)

      <table cellpadding="0" border="0" cellspacing="0">
        <tr>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_0_0.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_0_1.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_0_2.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_0_3.png"/></td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_1_0.png"/></td>
          <td><a href="#"><img alt="" src="images/slice_1_1.png"/></a></td>
          <td><a href="#"><img alt="" src="images/slice_1_2.png"/></a></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_1_3.png"/></td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_2_0.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_2_1.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_2_2.png"/></td>
          <td><img alt="" src="images/slice_2_3.png"/></td>
        </tr>
      </table>

  Only inner cells have (empty) hyperlinks.

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