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09/09/2007, 07h07

"Blinky the Shark" <no.spam@box.invalid> wrote in message
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> Rich wrote:
>>
>> "Blinky the Shark" <no.spam@box.invalid> wrote in message
>> news:slrnfe6iej.rtq.no.spam@thurston.blinkynet.net ...
>>> cf wrote:
>>>> let it be known on 8 Sep 2007 18:11:17 GMT Blinky the Shark
>>>> <no.spam@box.invalid> scribed:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>| |More important: does everyone? |
>>>>
>>>> Does "anyone?"
>>>
>>> I'll bet OP does. Y'know, for a lot of computers-as-toaster users,
>>> resizing a window would fall under "high tech". See also, "i just
>>> wan't to do e mail and look at pix of kittens he he lol omg".
>>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks for the replies so far, I guess more information about what I
>> wanted to achieve would be good...
>>
>> I really mean browser window size, and I'm not bothered if someone
>> spoils their own enjoyment by browsing without the window fully open,
>> if they want to see the full background then they'll open the window !
>>
>> I'm putting together a website for a local band, and at the moment
>> working on a template.
>>
>> I've made a background image which is basicly black, but has picture
>> of the band playing on stage, well lit, against a black backdrop at
>> the bottom.
>>
>> This looks great, but of course only with the right screen res set.
>> I'm not about to put up a "best viewed in 1024 x 786" on the page, and
>> I'm well aware I might be better to simply do the design with the
>> photo as part of the body. But I would like to try serving up the
>> right image size based on user settings, even if in the end I don't
>> use it this time.
>>
>> But I'm sure everyone here is the same, when you hit a wall of
>> something you don't know how to do, you simply have to know how, even
>> if you don't use it in the end solution!
>>
>> -- http://www.richdavies.com
>
> How big does the background image you're using now make that page? I
> never saw a background image even start to render; I got tired of
> waiting and bailed.

Sorry thats just my own personal page in my sig. The band project hasnt even
made it to upload. I'll upload a page and post the URL.

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09/09/2007, 07h07	#17
Rich Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: background image size "Blinky the Shark" <no.spam@box.invalid> wrote in message news:slrnfe6tc2.v81.no.spam@thurston.blinkynet.net ... > Rich wrote: >> >> "Blinky the Shark" <no.spam@box.invalid> wrote in message >> news:slrnfe6iej.rtq.no.spam@thurston.blinkynet.net ... >>> cf wrote: >>>> let it be known on 8 Sep 2007 18:11:17 GMT Blinky the Shark >>>> <no.spam@box.invalid> scribed: >>>> >>>> >>>>\| \|More important: does everyone? \| >>>> >>>> Does "anyone?" >>> >>> I'll bet OP does. Y'know, for a lot of computers-as-toaster users, >>> resizing a window would fall under "high tech". See also, "i just >>> wan't to do e mail and look at pix of kittens he he lol omg". >>> >> >> >> Thanks for the replies so far, I guess more information about what I >> wanted to achieve would be good... >> >> I really mean browser window size, and I'm not bothered if someone >> spoils their own enjoyment by browsing without the window fully open, >> if they want to see the full background then they'll open the window ! >> >> I'm putting together a website for a local band, and at the moment >> working on a template. >> >> I've made a background image which is basicly black, but has picture >> of the band playing on stage, well lit, against a black backdrop at >> the bottom. >> >> This looks great, but of course only with the right screen res set. >> I'm not about to put up a "best viewed in 1024 x 786" on the page, and >> I'm well aware I might be better to simply do the design with the >> photo as part of the body. But I would like to try serving up the >> right image size based on user settings, even if in the end I don't >> use it this time. >> >> But I'm sure everyone here is the same, when you hit a wall of >> something you don't know how to do, you simply have to know how, even >> if you don't use it in the end solution! >> >> -- http://www.richdavies.com > > How big does the background image you're using now make that page? I > never saw a background image even start to render; I got tired of > waiting and bailed. Sorry thats just my own personal page in my sig. The band project hasnt even made it to upload. I'll upload a page and post the URL. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com