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Posted by JDS on 05/15/06 20:06
On Mon, 15 May 2006 11:46:59 -0500, robert wrote:
> oh martin! again with the helpful advice. by default, MOST browsers display
> an image with it's normal size...so your "advice" is STILL less than useful.
> one typically specifies size when one wants to control the size either
> larger/smaller than the original. in this context, the op is most likely
> going to want to have the images display uniformly...namely, a specific
> height/width ratio with a max limit.
Wrong wrong wrong!
The width and height attributes of an IMG tag are NOT MEANT TO RESIZE
IMAGES IN THE BROWSER!!!!!!!
They are meant to tell the brwoser the size of the image coming down the
pipe, so that the browser can lay out the page before getting the whole
image.
I hope you are not using widht and height to resize your images! If so,
your web developer hat and badge should be revoked.
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