Hints are added to the end of the name of a layer, layer set, or Photoshop CS layer comp after a dash character. Thus to make a layer named "home" into a button you change the layer's name to either "home-button" or "home-b".
Hints Are Divided Into 2 Categories:
Legend:
- Long
- The full name of the hint
- Short
- Abbreviations for the hint. Only some hints have these.
- Type
- What the hint can be applied to. "Text" denotes a type layer, "Image" denotes an image layer, "comp" denotes Photoshop CS layer comp or SiteGrinder Tools Page Definition, and "rect" denotes a rounded recangle shape layer created using Photoshop's rounded Rectangle tool.
- Set?
- A "Y" in this column means the hint can be applied to a layer set/group.
Hints Used by both SiteGrinder 2 Basic and Pro
Click the function descriptions below for relevant sections of the SiteGrinder documentation. The -nomerge and -ignore hints are new to SiteGrinder 2. (SiteGrinder 1 users note, the -haslinks hint is no longer needed. If you provide a -links layer matching a text layer SiteGrinder 2 will act as if the matching text layer has the -haslinks hint.)
Hints requiring SiteGrinder 2 Pro
Use of these hints in SiteGrinder 2 Basic will trigger copy protection watermarking.
- Note for Up, Next, and Prev buttons:
- "Up-button", "Next-button", "Prev-button", "Nextset-button", and "Prevset-button" must be the full name of the layers or layer sets/groups for these to function. These can also have -rollover and -popup versions, as in "Up-rollover" and "Up-popup".
