[Table of Contents]

Using Gradient
Adding Text to a Photo
Creating Rollover Buttons
Creating a Banner
Creating Borders
Embossing Effect
Spotlight Effect
Converting to Black and White Image

 

Use Gradient effect to emphasize or hide unnecessary part.

Example

Original ImageEmphasizeHide

Hide Unnecessary Part
Namo WebEditor 4's gradient effect controls not only the intensity, but color as well. Set Intensity as Darken End, the ending point becomes opaque but gradually becomes transparent as it approaches to the starting point.
In the far right picture above, Linear style is used and diagonal direction is selected.  Since the color of the picture becomes opaque black, approaching to the ending point, you can easily hide people on the right side of the photo.

Emphasizing Effect
Use a radial gradient, where the intensity varies with the radial distance from the starting point. The location of the end point determines only the maximum radius of the gradient. Hence, emphasizes certain portion of the image.

Smart Button Wizard - Gradient tab

 

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This document is created using Namo WebEditor 4 on August 2, 2000.

   

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