Hi. On my web site i would like to put pics with normal size, how i do that?

also on another section of my web site i would like to put pics in thumbnails, like on this web site: http://deeva-designs.com/christy-romano-pictures.htm
how i do that? thanks. :)

Hi. On my web site i would like to put pics with normal size, how i do that?



<img src="yourpic.jpg">

change yourpic.jpg to the name of your picture


also on another section of my web site i would like to put pics in thumbnails, like on this web site: http://deeva-designs.com/christy-romano-pictures.htm
how i do that? thanks. :)

<a target= "_blank" href="yourbigpic.jpg"><img src="yourthumbnail.jpg"></a>

you have to take your picture into paint or photoshop and resize it to thumbnail size. and then you put that code into your code. keep in mind to change all of the names of the pictures to whatever you named them.

alternatively you could do this

http://www.lissaexplains.com/fun5.shtml#thumbnails

but it loads slower.

There is another way to display an image as a thumbnail. Find the width and height of the image, halve each and then display the image at this size, with a link to the real size.

Regards,

keep in mind though that if you use the same image resized using HTML as the thumbnail, the page with all the thumbnails will take longer to load than it would if you resized them with a graphics program, because the file size would remain the same, and the entire files would have to be loaded on that page.

True. In that case, I would go with Lissa's thumbnail instructions. ;)

True. In that case, I would go with Lissa's thumbnail instructions. ;)

correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't that basically what lissa did?

Hi!
I think i'll do that:

alternatively you could do this
http://www.lissaexplains.com/fun5.shtml#thumbnails
but it loads slower.


I think that's the less complicated way for me to do this. I don't have a paint shop thing. Or a photoshop thing.

If i do that, do i have to change the name of the pic? Or is it the same name for the small and the big one?

Jung Woo Park

edit:

Oh, and thanks everyone for your replies! You're all cool!

Jung Woo Park

Hi!


If i do that, do i have to change the name of the pic? Or is it the same name for the small and the big one?


yea, you can name it something like picture1big.jpg and picture1small.jpg or whatever name you want.

Hi!

Thanks Erictheman! :)

And sorry Rosie for my double post.

Hi again!

I made some pics in thumbnails. But i would like the large pic pops up in another window. How i do that?

No prob on the double post.. :)

for the popup, i like this script:

http://www.regretless.com/scripts/scripts.php#dodosnmimage

I think it's best to leave thumbnails to open up in the current window, that way if a user wants to open it in a new window they can do so (in IE they can right click or hold shift while clicking, in other browsers there's more options).

This lets the user have control of what they want to see rather than what you want them to see :)

Hi!
ok. Finally, after reading tox's post, i've decided that i don't want pop ups for my thumbnails. I'll let the poeple who goes to my web site to do what they want. :D

And thanks all for the help. You're all cool. :)

Although the question has been answered, you could create an iframe on your page which the large picture is displayed in.

You then have all the thumbnails above it. When the user clicks/hovers over the thumbnail, the larger picture appears in the iframe.

Sound good? Let me know and I will create some instructions about doing this if you need.

Regards,

bethygirl:

I was providing an alternative which would make Jung Woo-Park's page better!