Skip to main content

Okay - so those are REALLY big pictures...

I'm such a geek - really - I had no idea those would be SO pickin' big... you can see every pore...

Oh well... I'll work on figuring out how to get them smaller.

I'm off to teach a class now.

If any smart people want to leave a comment and tell me how to change it, that would be just super.

Comments

  1. Steve7:03 PM

    This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Anonymous7:05 PM

    The easiest way is to add width and height attributes to your image tag. In your <img> tag just add a width and height element. You will need to be careful that you keep the same aspect ratio, otherwise you will get all squishy or squatty.

    Sample:
    <img src="mypic.jpg" width=100 height=100 alt="mypicture" />

    The only disadvantage of this format is that the image is still large and if someone saves the image they will get the full size version, and if the file size is big, larger than 100kb, then they have to download the large version of the image each time they load the page.

    The other way to fix this is to resize the image using your photo program and then upload the resized pictures to the web page.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Cathy8:37 AM

    Kelly - I'm so happy to have made you laugh... I adore anyone who adores anyone who can make people laugh!

    Of course you can link me... I adore anyone who wants to set up a link to my blog.

    ReplyDelete
  4. Cathy8:55 AM

    Oh - and thanks, Steve. I might try that today, so I won't be so BIG...

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

I love it when people talk back...

Popular posts from this blog

Phlumpyschlumpy.

Good morning, peeps. It's Friday. There's frost outside this morning. *FROST!* This week has been ridiculously chilly. I'm having mixed feelings about blogging lately. Mostly because I feel like all I've been doing is whine about being tired. Or overwhelmed. And because comments are lacking. And because I can't seem to think about anything to write about except Tejan. And because some of the thoughts I'm having are too private for the blog - or too repetitive. Or too unformed to turn into actual words you all could understand. So I'm struggling a bit. And yet, I'm committed to documenting the process I'm in. So I'll keep writing when the words come. And when they don't, like this morning, when I looked at that intimidating blinking cursor and my mind went blank and I started to break out in a cold sweat and began by talking about the weather... well, then, I'll just gracefully (or not so gracefully) back out of the room... tail between m...
21 comments
Read more

Are you ready for this?

How did it get to be Wednesday? Seriously. There aren't enough hours in the day - even when you're up at 2:00 am. And no - I didn't get up at 2:00 this morning. I slept all the way until 5:00! Anywho - I decided I needed something new to blog. Something to shake you all out of your 'thoughts from the deep recesses' stupor. Something to get your blood pumping and your fingers tingling. Something to inspire long and meaningful comments. From you. My beloved readers. It's a new weekly Thoughts From the Deep Recesses feature. It's "Getting to Know you Wednesday" Now this could either be lots of fun, or it could just totally flop, and I could go to bed crying because my blog readers are a bunch of takers who only come here to read and never interact. Like a piece of fresh fruit, you squeeze the juice out of my hard-written and well thought out posts and then you toss them aside, wandering on to the next blog with a simple click of your mouse. You read ...
19 comments
Read more

It came out of the faucet that way.

It's been months since I've had a "Getting to Know You Wednesday." Life's been a little crazy. So today, when life is a little bit calm and I've got the least chaotic week I've had for ages, I thought I'd jump back in. So today, if you leave me a comment telling me your most favorite-ist movie line ever, I'll enter you in a drawing for your very own copy of Josh Groban's new Christmas CD - Noel . It's a good one, folks. Classic holiday music from such a wonderful vocalist... you'll like it, I promise. I just want one movie line. Not your three favorite... not a paragraph. Just one line. The one you find yourself repeating. The one that makes you laugh every time. Your very favorite movie line of all time. And if you're the first person to name the movie my title is from, you'll get an extra entry in the drawing. Now, let's hear it.
23 comments
Read more