NamePros.Com - View Single Post - Image resize problem

It looks like you're using HTML to set the width and height in the <img> tag. This is a no-no, unless you already know the size of the image!

To keep it in proportion, either just specify one attribute (EITHER width OR height, not both).

Keep in mind that by doing this, the full-size of those images is downloaded and it may take a while. Use a PHP script, or write your own, to resize images in proportion so that you can keep a thumbnail version of them handy.

Btw, I suggest converting your layout (which is very nice) into CSS. Tables are way passe.

05-06-2008, 12:24 PM	· #4
mholt DNOA Member Name: Matthew Holt Location: 127.0.0.1 Trader Rating: (75) Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 4,869 NP$: 17.21 (Donate)	It looks like you're using HTML to set the width and height in the <img> tag. This is a no-no, unless you already know the size of the image! To keep it in proportion, either just specify one attribute (EITHER width OR height, not both). Keep in mind that by doing this, the full-size of those images is downloaded and it may take a while. Use a PHP script, or write your own, to resize images in proportion so that you can keep a thumbnail version of them handy. Btw, I suggest converting your layout (which is very nice) into CSS. Tables are way passe. Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads __________________ www.mwholt.com