Posted by Roy A. on 01/14/07 05:10

mbstevens skrev:

> > Isn't there a way in HTML to specify 100% scaling? I would
> > have thought that scaling is such an important issue that
> > the answer to this would be easy to find. (But I couldn't).
> >
> > Be gentle, as I am an HTML newbie. I'm building this web
> > site with straight HTML using a simple HTML editor
> > (Evrsoft First Page 2006). I know nothing about dynamic
> > html, cascading style sheets, java script, and all those
> > other buzz words I've heard bantered around, although
> > I'm willing to learn about them if necessary to solve
> > the scaling problem.
>
> You can do it with javascript, as explained in the link in
> the sig. Opening new windows causes accessibility problems, however, and
> takes over the visitor's browser in a way they might not appreciate. Let
> the visitor decide how the new window is to open.
> --
> mbstevens
> http://www.mbstevens.com/howtothumb/index.html#jspopups

If you try the javascript with an 768 x 1280 image, the image will
still scale down.

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