Hi everyone. As a big photography enthusiastic I care a lot about photos
quality in my websites.
Imagine that I have a web page with 3 photos (original sizes are: 600x400 ;
353x200 ; 450x738) for example.
If I want to display them with 100px height maximum, I would right the
following CSS rule:
CSS:
img{ height:100px; }
HTML:
<img src="photo1" />
<img src="photo2" />
<img src="photo3" />
Doing this the width will adjust proportional. But this way the image get
bad dimensions sometimes. Maybe that's because the original sizes, i.e, when
readjusting width and the proportional height is a float number, when
rounding it will make the distortion appear. I don't know if I was clear
enough.
- How do you guys deal with this situations?
- Do you resize images manually to achive the best quality or is there a hat
trick?
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