On Jul 16, 2007, at 1:28 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
what I see is full size: 1333x1000. Huge! You should resize it with Photoshop or similar.
I did that w. Opus Cammedia--the photo manipulation software that came w. my digital camera. It reduced the size of the file by more than half, and displays a nice, appropriately-sized picture. Offline, that is; I don't know why I'm losing this edit when the photo is posted to the web.
Alternatively, you can try this: <img src="images/Clarke.jpg" width="250" height="187" border="0"> to make sure it works.
I tried this; it still wouldn't load the image, but did resize the "image not found" block from tiny to medium-size.
If not, try absolute path: <img src="http://www.kallistimusic.com/images/Clarke.jpg"; width="250" height="187" border="0"> ... After you see it worked, try to resize the image, and make sure you put the dimension attribute like above.
I don't understand this. I can't resize an image directly on the web, can I? I have to edit it in my web designer, then upload the result to the web. But if I can't get the image to appear in the web-designer, how will using the on-line image address help me?
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