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Groups: Optimizing image sizes and shapes
Why Groups? Groups allow you select any rectangular subset of cells to group these into one larger subimage. Reasons to group include minimizing the number of subimages, or when all those cells share the same URL, and other creative purposes as yet undiscovered.
1. Select the cells you want to add to the new group. You can click and drag out a selection, or you can "Shift-Click" to add cells to a selection. Shift-Clicking a selected cell deselects it. |
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2. Select Edit->Group. Since the output HTML relies on rectangles, the menu item Edit->Group will not be available if you don't have a full rectangular selection as the screen grab on the left shows. The right image shows a nesting of arbitrary groups.
NOTE: If any of the cells has a URL attached to it, the group will make its URL the same. When you Edit->Ungroup, the URL is copied to each of the sub image cells.
HINT: You can copy any piece of the image that you can group.
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