Images for the web
Jul. 27th, 2010 07:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ventaSomebody must know the answer to this... a quick google didn't turn up anything sensible.
I have an image which is rather large - a couple of thousand pixels square. Ideally, I want to pop it in the middle of a webpage.
Now, I could guess at a minimum monitor size, resize the image, and away we go. But I was thinking: surely there's something more clever I can do, whereby those with large monitors get a sizeable image, and those with tiny monitors do not.
Is there?
If not, are there any sensible guidelines on max image sizes, etc?
I have an image which is rather large - a couple of thousand pixels square. Ideally, I want to pop it in the middle of a webpage.
Now, I could guess at a minimum monitor size, resize the image, and away we go. But I was thinking: surely there's something more clever I can do, whereby those with large monitors get a sizeable image, and those with tiny monitors do not.
Is there?
If not, are there any sensible guidelines on max image sizes, etc?
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Date: 2010-07-28 08:42 am (UTC)