Converting to 3.0 browser compatibility
You can convert a page that uses layers or CSS to using tables and HTML markup,
to make the page compatible with version 3.0 browsers. creates a
separate, converted document, while preserving the original document.
In general, you should convert a document only when you are completely satisfied with your original document’s layout; otherwise, you must convert the document each time you change the original.
To convert a file for use with 3.0 browsers:
Choose File > Convert > 3.0 Browser Compatible.
In the dialog box that appears, choose whether to convert layers to tables,
CSS styles to HTML markup (character styles), or both.
Click OK.
opens the converted file in a new, untitled window. If you selected
Convert Layers to Table or Both, all layers are replaced with a single table
that preserves the original positioning of content.
Note: Overlapping layers cannot be converted, nor can layers that are off the page to the left or top.
If you selected Convert CSS Styles to HTML Markup or Both, CSS markup is replaced, where possible, with HTML character styles. Any CSS markup that cannot be converted to HTML is removed. For information on which styles are converted and which are removed, see the CSS to HTML markup conversion table.
Timeline code that animates layers is removed. Timeline code that is unrelated to layers (for example, behaviors or changes to an image’s source file) will continue to execute as specified. The timeline is automatically rewound to frame 1. For more information on timelines, see Moving a layer using a timeline animation.
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