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[Ryan Faulkner]

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[Ryan Faulkner]

[Ryan Faulkner]

I am just figuring out how to post pictures, is there any way to get them smaller?

[Ryan Faulkner]

I just figured it out, thanks

[Anonymous]

Ryan how did you post the pictures and reduce their size?

[Jim Colten]

And the trick is??????

[paul johnson]

if we don’t hear by from RyanF immediately, he may have already left for his expedition? if so, perhaps when he returns from his trek?

[Mark]

As seen above, he’s just accessing a smaller image file, not necessarily a reducing it via html.

Using “View > Source” in the IE toolbar, we can find his line of html, which looks like this:
img src=”//i15.photobucket.com/albums/a351/ryanfaulkner1/P1010438.jpg” </img

(I took away the opening and closing brackets, of course.)

With some tweaking, I made the image display at 1/4 the size, by specifying each side half as small.
First, find out the dimensions of the image.
You can do this by right-clicking the image in IE and going to “Properties.”
In this case the image is 284×213.
To make it quarter-size, I re-wrote Ryan’s html, and specified the dimensions.
So the line now reads as follows:

img src=”//i15.photobucket.com/albums/a351/ryanfaulkner1/P1010438.jpg” width=”142″ height=”106″ Don’t forget your opening and closing bracket thingies.
-Mark

[Ryan Faulkner]

I just got back from my 71 mile trek yesterday at 2.
anyway all I did to reduce the photos is save form the internet to my computer then to photo bucket. in photo bucket there is a link called edit, here you can change the size of the pictures

[Mark Hurd]

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[Andrew Lush]

Your platypus is your basic monotreme.

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