Hi Janie,
If you are talking about small(ish) graphics, you can produce the
graphic twice the size it should be, then specify the graphic dimensions
as 50%, so that when someone resizes, you've got some way to go to get
to the 'real' size, then a bit more until it breaks up, or pixelates, or
whatever.
It's a method which is contrary to everything I believe in, however - I
was brought up to make images as 'small' (file size) as possible . . .
Bob McClelland
www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk
Janie Hadsel wrote:
. . . I'd like to point out that there are some image
quality issues with allowing the browser to resize images according to the
user's text-size settings and ask how one would go about detecting the user
text size (if that's even possible) so that pre-optimized images could be
used according to size ranges.
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