Bugfix: PayPal payments
An error was fixed because of which in some rare cases user of the PSD to CSS service did not receive a letter with conversion details and a download link.
Temporary accessibility problem of PSD to HTML converter service
Yesterday some of our users could experience the following problem. After uploading a PSD file they were not redirected to the converted HTML layout preview page. They were staying on the "Please wait, file upload is in progress." page forever. The problem was solved, please excuse us for the inconvenience.
Bugfix: text in HTML markup shifted to the left ot right
In rare cases some HTML texts could be erroneously shifted to the left/right in the resulting CSS/HTML markup. In such an accident resulting CSS layout could differ from the uploaded PSD design. This issue was fixed.
Bugfix: unable to view web sites in portfolio
An error was fixed: in some browsers it was not possible to view websites converted via PSD to HTML online service. The error was shown that web page is not found when you tried to open windows with website or CSS or XHTML. It happened mostly in IE browser.
Bugfix: incorrect CSS layout if $bg$ tag was used in a not right way
After automatic PSD to HTML conversion it was possible to get incorrect XHTML/CSS layout in case of using $bg$ tag in a not right way. This error in the PSD to CSS online conversion was fixed. Below is a description in what case you could got this error.
The first thing you should understand is that only the lowest layer in a layer group can be set as a background for the group. Otherwise, z-order of layers will be corrupted.
Formerly, if user marked not the lowest Photoshop layer with a $bg$ tag, it would have been converted into a CSS background anyway. Thus, in some cases this layer might have been overlaid by another layer and become invisible. So, PSD to HTML conversion might have been inaccurate.
Now, this is not a case. Psd to CSS online service will check z-order of layers and will not convert a layer marked with a $bg$ tag into CSS background in case in will cause incorrect z-order of layers. Instead of it, service will automatically find a layer that is best to become a background for the layers' group. Thus, design to HTML conversion will always be accurate.
Bugfix: Unable to create web site layout from PSD created in Photoshop CS4
We fixed a rare case when PSD template created in Photoshop CS4 couldn't be converted with the PSD to CSS conversion service into web layout. PSD to XHTML conversion service became more robust.
Bugfix: “You tried to upload not a PSD file!”
In some cases when user tried to upload a valid Photoshop design template file from the English version of the site, "You tried to upload not a PSD file!" message was erroneously shown. So, some users could not get a CSS website layout. This error was fixed. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Bugfix: error in the process of CSS layout creation.
Existence of empty layers in the Photoshop template could cause an error during conversion of design template into CSS web site layout in some rare cases. This error was fixed.
Improved support of Photoshop CS2
An error was fixed which prevented some PSD templates from being converted with PSD to HTML Conversion service.
Also, positioning of text div blocks was improved.
Bugfix: CSS layout creation for horizontal lists
There was an error in automatic PSD to HTML conversion process which caused a wrong layout of the first element of a horizontal unordered list in the generated HTML. It has been fixed.
Just to remind you, to convert some of layers of the design template into HTML unordered list (vertical or horizontal) you can use tags $ul$, $limage$, $skip$.
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