P. J. Alling wrote:
>The rendering engine in you browser is resizing the Jpeg for display and >not doing a very good job of it. Resize the image to the display size >in a good editing program like Photoshop, etc. to fit the size required >rather than have the HTML determine the size in the img tag. > I didn't realize she resized it at first... I just put the original back in photoshop and then sent it to her and told her to set it to 100% she hasn't answered me yet - ironically, I sent here 3 different sizes to start with and told her I could resize if none of them worked... the sizing down was so subtle between my original and her code that I had not at first seen that the size was different sigh ann > >ann sanfedele wrote: > > >>Ok techies, can you tell me how - or rather - tell the woman who used >>front page to build the site, >>what to do to correct the "wrinkles' in my logo design for the 2007 >>(Scrabble) Players Championship. >> >>When you view the site, the image has, as you see, wrinkles kinda on >>logo especially on the Scrabble tiles >>when I click on the logo jpg file ito view it only, it looks fine.... >> >>Can you write me really simple instructions for her on how to correct >>it? or is there not a way to do it? >>I don't use or know how to use front page but I'm guessing it isn't >>working because the specs are >>placing the image in a set boundary line and therefore slightly changing >>it. >> >>Here is the link: >> >>http://www.pc07.org/ >> >>Thanks for any help >> >>ann >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
