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Output W3C compliant XHTML from image slices

When slicing and saving for web in Photoshop CS4, the HTML layout output by Photoshop is done using tags, which is not what we want. Is there a way to get Photoshop to output W3C compliant tableless XHTML with CSS?

Alternatively, is there another application that I can use to slice to W3C XHTML?

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I'm going to answer my own question here, actually, this following URL is going to:

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/fireworks_web_design_css.html

Joe Zephyr  2009-12-06 08:40:30
Very interesting. I wonder how clean the HTML generated is. My experience with WYSIWYG editors has been pretty underwhelming in the past. And the author of the article suggests this only as a way to generate mock-ups before you write the actual code for the pages. Though Dreamweaver definitely produced better markup than Frontpage so maybe Fireworks is just as good.
Lèse majesté  2010-07-30 03:06:19

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