![]() |
Auto skrinking of avatars? - Printable Version +- Qbasicnews.com (http://qbasicnews.com/newforum) +-- Forum: QbasicNews.Com (http://qbasicnews.com/newforum/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: Site/Forum Issues (http://qbasicnews.com/newforum/forum-9.html) +--- Thread: Auto skrinking of avatars? (/thread-2512.html) Pages:
1
2
|
Auto skrinking of avatars? - Rhiannon - 11-20-2003 Quote:Lachie Dazdarian Wrote:I'm sure this forum could be modifyied on that way so that user can pick if he wants to use an avatar under 80*80 or a bigger one shrinked to size preset by the admin.There are some problems with that. See further points. 1) Unless the avatar is flash, it's not going to be a very large size, and if the size limit here is 80x80, what's the prob? 2) I'm a 56ker and i dont see the problem with avatars or sigs. It's not that slow. 3) How is the routine client-side? It's on the server. 4) You can use a resizing script on a Pentium 233. And once the pic is uploaded and shrunk by the avatar resizing routine, the resized avatar is stored on the server, hence it will always download as a 80x80 max pic. Auto skrinking of avatars? - Neo - 11-20-2003 Quote:1) Unless the avatar is flash, it's not going to be a very large size, and if the size limit here is 80x80, what's the prob?Oh, I took Lachie's proposition as dynamic, but indeed, as you told, it can also be done static yes. I forgot about that, sry. ![]() Auto skrinking of avatars? - oracle - 11-21-2003 But but but.... it will already be resized if you add height="80" and width="80" tags to the image tag, won't it? Auto skrinking of avatars? - Zap - 11-21-2003 Oracle: Yes it will, but the browser will download the whole image, and then shrink it. So you get no speed improvement there. Auto skrinking of avatars? - oracle - 11-21-2003 Aah. Well, perhaps if the image is too big the avatar could be swapped for a "please reduce your avatar size" one ![]() Auto skrinking of avatars? - Zap - 11-21-2003 It says so if you try to upload a too-big picture. Auto skrinking of avatars? - oracle - 11-21-2003 No, for externally linked pictures, they aren't currently checked... |