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Help with my website
domestic_goddess
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I am so un-technichally minded that I hope you guys can help me, I have set a website up with Mr Site websites and although I am pleased with the overall result some of my pictures are really small..... Someone has saaid its because the reolution(!?!) of the pics is too high. Is there a way I can change this.
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resolution is probably too high, try image resizer
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
or alter the html to stretch the pics.
e.g.
<p align="center"><img src="yourpicname.jpg" align="middle" width="640"
height="480"></p>Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0 -
Hi
Has a Mr-Site user you will probably find that their forum is down at the moment as they are revamping it (we'll see).
You can join an alternative forum just for Mr-Site set up by other users which is really helpful for members of Mr-Site. Please make sure you read the rules otherwise you will get banned.
Go here: http://mrsitemembers.proboards79.com/index.cgi
It's a great place and full of hints and tips.Do I Need It ? .......... Do I Want It? .......... What Will Happen If I Don't Buy It? .......... I'm So Confused I Need Help!0 -
There is also http://www.aboutmrsite.com that has lots of helpful tips for MrSite users.0
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Work out the exact size you want to display the picture on your site in pixels, e.g. 200 x 100.
Then open the original image in an editing program such as IrfanView mentioned above, or PhotoShop if you have good pro software on your PC.
Resize the image to 200 x 100 pixels and save it (probably as a different name so you don't loose the original hi-res picture).
Save it as a JPEG if it is a photo.
Then add this new small picture to your website.0
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