I just don't understand the codes and stuff and I need help with something.
Anyone really good with HTML?
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Anyone really good with HTML? |
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Posts: 52997 (06/24/2009 10:20 PM) |
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IMJinnie |
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Posts: 418 (06/24/2009 10:23 PM) |
Could you be a tiny bit more specific?
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xBecky |
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Posts: 12895 (06/24/2009 10:24 PM) |
help with what? I know some stuff.
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kariya the dog |
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Posts: 8840 (06/24/2009 10:26 PM) |
What exactly is the problem. I'm not an expert but I know some stuff.
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hvnlyinnocent01 |
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Posts: 3520 (06/24/2009 10:29 PM) |
What do you need?
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ALR83 |
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Posts: 52998 (06/24/2009 10:31 PM) |
Well I am trying to create a pedigree page to put on a website. It will look like this: http://www.pedigreequery.com/secretariat
Thing is, I want it to be a small picture and then when you click on that it will be full size like the link I posted. This is kind of the size of the smaller picture I was going for: http://img261.imageshack.us/i/boxtoc.jpg/but I just can't figure out how to do it, or if it's possible. I have the code for the one I want to use but it comes out huge, so that's where I'm stuck. |
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kariya the dog |
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Posts: 8841 (06/24/2009 10:37 PM) |
That's easy.
[a href="linktobiggerpic"][img src="linktosmallerpic"][/a] Just replace the [ and ] with < and >. |
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ALR83 |
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Posts: 52999 (06/24/2009 10:42 PM) |
Ummm, I have no idea if I can do that with this. Could I PM you the code I have and so you can see?
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hvnlyinnocent01 |
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Posts: 3522 (06/24/2009 10:46 PM) |
[a href="linktobiggerpic"][img src="linktosmallerpic"][/a]
With this, all you have to do is enter the link between the " " and turn the [ ] to < > So it would be [a href="http://www.yahoo.com"] [img src="http://www.yahoo.com/smaller"][/a] < > < > < / a > (without the spaces there) |
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IMJinnie |
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Posts: 419 (06/24/2009 11:16 PM) |
Do you have a resized smaller pic for the thumbnail link?
I would add a "border=0" to the img tag. Unless it's in your css, of course. Otherwise, eliminates a sloppy line around the image. |
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ALR83 |
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Posts: 53002 (06/24/2009 11:24 PM) |
Oh that picture was just an example.
Neither of those links are what I'm using. The first one is just what it will look like, full size. Second link was the size I would prefer it to be (actually it could be larger) on the website, just so it doesn't take up space. Because full size it obviously takes up a lot of space. When you go to the pedigree site it allows you to make one for your website, so I did. I just don't want it that large until it's clicked on. Probably can't do that though just because that's how I want it lol. |
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dolce55 |
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Posts: 5899 (06/24/2009 11:44 PM) |
No, I have to remember how because it's been years, but you can resize picture links with HTML if i remember correctly.
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dolce55 |
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Posts: 5900 (06/24/2009 11:46 PM) |
[a href="linktobiggerpic"][img src="image" width="" height=""][/a]
replace the [] with <> you'll have to insert the width and height you want. |
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IMJinnie |
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Posts: 420 (06/24/2009 11:47 PM) |
< a href="bigger imagelink" target="_blank" >< img src="smaller image link" alt ="image name"
width="" height="" border=0" ></a >
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kariya the dog |
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Posts: 8847 (06/24/2009 11:49 PM) |
You can do a resize of a pic without actually making a smaller version of it.
It takes away the quality of the image and the whole picture is going to load it just won't load at normal size. To do this you change the width and height so say your picture is 100 pixels wide by 120 pixels tall and you want it to be half that size. [img src="picturelink" width=50 height=60] and just replace the [ and ] with < and > You just have to resize it by the same amount for width and height. Don't be like width=50 height=50. That would just make it look stupid. |
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