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Resizing an image using HTML
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Resizing an image using HTML
I have an image on my website that is quite large and I want to resize it so its smaller. I have the image on my site http://www.freewebs.com/powderhound11/ (as you can see it's quite large) and I'm wondering if there is anyway of resizing the image in the HTML code.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
There is but that is not the best way to handle it. If you have say a 1600x1200 image and resize it with HTML, people still have to download the 1600x1200 image file. best bet would to have a thumbnail version link to a full version.
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
Thanks
I will resize the image using photoshop. |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
or if u cant be botherd like me
<img src=" image name " width="100" Hight="100"> its the lazy way |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
thanks for the sugestion but I've done it properly.
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
Yes, but as moojoo said - the user still has to download the entire large image, so resizing this way only makes it fit better.
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
the best bet is way moojoo said or just go into photoshop and scale it down or even better go on net and try find a smaller version of it
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
Using Photoshop, you can also optimise it when you save it (gives you a choice between jpg and gif formats).
There is no need for an image of that size to have such a high compression rate on the web as browsers won't display the highest resolutions anyway. Play around with the compression ratios and you will be able to save a lot there too. I would be expecting a file size of no more than 15Kbs for that area (hopefully much less) but you will see what works best as you play with it. |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
i know that. i was givin the LAZY way hens the "or if u cant be botherd like me" and then the "its the lazy way " .....
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
The lazy way usually inconveniences somebody else.
In this case, the visitor. |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
Look into the save for web tool in photoshop. Good compression with not much quality loss, I do all my image saving for my website with that.
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
Zackly.
WTG Antwan. Couldn't be more easy. |
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Re: Resizing an image using HTML
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