I’ve learnt a bit from your always interesting and well written articles, and now I get to give a little back.
When you have links to pictures in your blog, such as the one to which I am now commenting, the image is displayed in such a way (technically, in a div with fixed width) that you can see its entire height, but its right hand side is chopped off if it’s above a certain size (You can see the entire image if you ask your web browser to show it to you). One easy solution for you is to restrict the size of images you upload to about 450 pixels wide which will have the added advantage of making the download times lower for everybody.
I’ve learnt a bit from your always interesting and well written articles, and now I get to give a little back.
When you have links to pictures in your blog, such as the one to which I am now commenting, the image is displayed in such a way (technically, in a div with fixed width) that you can see its entire height, but its right hand side is chopped off if it’s above a certain size (You can see the entire image if you ask your web browser to show it to you). One easy solution for you is to restrict the size of images you upload to about 450 pixels wide which will have the added advantage of making the download times lower for everybody.
thanks a mill niall, i’ll try that one!