Please resize your images!
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I, Sir, am NOT an actor!
and btw it is a sticky and as such stays in the active thread category permanently.
Alright then... And I'm aware of what a sticky thread is, however that does not negate the fact that that was a necropost.
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Of course it would. Most modern forums allow any size image upload and then re-size the image displayed. You'd think this site could figure out those things.
If you watched the latest subscriber video you wouldn't say "You'd think this site could figure out those things". There are talks of a new forum.
jamesriley94
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This does happen if you upload directly to the forums.
But, for most people it's easier to upload images to a website such as imgur, and then insert it into a post with image tags. I don't really think any forum can deal with that?
Here, it loads the entire image, and then resizes it to 800 pixels wide, and whatever the scaled height is according to that. It's just the fact that it loads it first that causes issues.
Dicehunter
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You have to remember you replied to a thread that hasn't seen activity in 2+ years and in that time image hosting sites auto size pictures quite nicely, So the whole point of this is knd of null and void
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NeverBackDown
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You have to remember you replied to a thread that hasn't seen activity in 2+ years and in that time image hosting sites auto size pictures quite nicely, So the whole point of this is knd of null and void
This was the point of my reply to the thread, I see that the sarcasm was lost on most of you. This OP needs to be removed as it is obsolete. There, said without sarcasm so that even the slowest of you can catch the meaning.
Mate, there's no need to get defensive or anything. Also, for future reference, instead of double posting, please use the EDIT button.
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Dicehunter
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Insulting people on a forum that your new to is not the way to go bud, Anyway lets drop the thread now shall we.
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you first!
SuB
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Just to finish this thread off, you're both wrong.
That's not how images work in HTML. If you put an image into an img tag that's bigger than the size you want to display it at, it still loads in it's full, original resolution and then it gets scaled down.
Which funnily enough is exactly what happens here, the images get resized after they're loaded from their host. not before
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