>>The lower IEs often need both height and width of an image. > David: > > Ah, the reason is to keep image distortion from happening for IE6 and > under. > > Interesting, I've never seen that happen with IE6 and considering > that IE5 fell below 1% this year, I don't think I'll clutter up my > html with width and height attributes anytime soon. > tedd > Thanks for that brief exchange. For certain sites, I have been omitting the sizes for some time. Now I no longer need to worry about some hidden problem with that practice. Del
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