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POSTED BY: writterdeb on Oct 20, 2007
Thanks James
You explained that well. Here is an example of what James was saying. The following code came from hostdrjack.com. As you can see it has the size of the graphic included.


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POSTED BY: sassy_sandy on Oct 22, 2007
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will see if i can do that the next time i try and post something , at first i didnt see the height and that but looking closely i saw it

thanks and i will try my best

i am at the point of giving up on putting pix on here ,thanks for all the advice




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POSTED BY: Winterdog on Oct 23, 2007
Re-sizing a picture
.jpg"

The above picture is 640 X 420 Really too big for a comment.

.jpg" width = "400"

This is what you put in to reduce the size of the picture, I picked 400, it is a good size, you can go smaller if you want, 300 is good. Notice the change to the Html. I can only put in the last part of the code or the picture will show up. Note, some pictures will end with .Gif". Also you can increase the size, however the picture will be blurry.

Here is an actual example..!










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POSTED BY: writterdeb on Oct 23, 2007
More Examples on Graphic Size
No one can give up!! We can always find a way to make changing the size of a graphic a little easier to understand.
I have been informed that sometimes photobucket and other sites do not give you the size of the image and that tells me that you need to know where to place the code to resize the image.

NOTICE:
The following code does not have the size code.







To change the size of the image we will put a size in the code to make the graphic the size we want it. As for this graphic I will make it a little larger.









Therefore, if the size is NOT in the code you can add it. After the name of your graphic place the follow code and it will place a size in any graphic.

style="height:300px; width:375ox;"

Notice I place this right after 11.jpg and before the border=0 code. I also made this graphic 75 larger. The size of the graphic was 300 X 225 or I add 75 to both numbers and made the graphic larger. If it is a large graphic you can subtract the amount from W and H to make it another size. As I have said before it is better not to have your graphic large than 350 X 350.

Hope this helps






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