---------- > From: Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I think 300 wide would be too small and would impact legibility. I don't > think your images are too wide now, regarding browser sizes. Many > mainstream, high traffic sites design to 600 wide. I experimented, and while still legible at 400 wide, qulaity suffers. I'd have to rescan them all to achieve the minification satisfactorily, so I'll leave them alone for now. > I noted that your text says "Click the album cover", which I'm guessing was > referring to the album covers that used to be there. ? Should it say "Click > on the CD" or something? Maybe. I used "album" as referring to a collection of songs, rather than the medium of playback. > > Also, I'd recommend only using the spine image once on the pages that have > the spine at top and the details of the recordings below. I think you can > lose the spine image at the bottom. Probably not a bad idea. Needless redundancy. > > Anudder ting: You asked in the past about how to get the letters in your > jpg/nav map to be smoother looking (less fuzzy). Well, Suz mentioned Adobe > Image Ready recently, which could be your answer. It allows you to convert a > photographic image to a gif (which will cause a dither) while maintaining > flat (undithered) colors in specified areas. Your fuzziness comes from the > dithering that happened when you converted the photo-with-text-on-it to gif. Thanks, Jack. Your advice is much appreciated. Some time when (I have some extra!) I'll get rescanning stuff and fix all that up. Dr. Steve Briggs www.stevebriggs.com ____________________________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Web Consultants Association : Register on our web site Now Web Consultants Web Site : http://just4u.com/webconsultants If you lose the instructions All subscription/unsubscribing can be done directly from our website for all our lists. ---------------------------------------------------------------------
