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image swap, with different sized images
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cant you make the two images the same size? You could add some transparant space around the smaller image. Tony
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Thank you!
I could do that, but that would mean a lot of extra work. Also the pictures are in jpg format, and the that would create some "jagginess" on the background color. THey had to be in gif, so that the edges remain clear.
But I suspect, that just as you can change the src property of an image, you can change its width/heigth as well.
Fuli
I could do that, but that would mean a lot of extra work. Also the pictures are in jpg format, and the that would create some "jagginess" on the background color. THey had to be in gif, so that the edges remain clear.
But I suspect, that just as you can change the src property of an image, you can change its width/heigth as well.
Fuli
the image you are planning to resize - will it not be distorted by the resize?? Tony
this should work:
Tony
Code:
function ImageSwap(imagename, picture)
{
document[imagename].src=eval(picture + ".src")
document[imagename].width = 50;
document[imagename].height = 50;
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No, in fact, if i didn't correct the dimensions of the new image, it would be distorted.
On Explorer you can just insert an image and not specify any dimensions, and the new image is inserted with is own proportions.
On opera for example, if you replace an image with a new one, the new image inherits the dimensions of the previous image. And if the new image doesn't have the same dimensions it would be distorted.
On Explorer you can just insert an image and not specify any dimensions, and the new image is inserted with is own proportions.
On opera for example, if you replace an image with a new one, the new image inherits the dimensions of the previous image. And if the new image doesn't have the same dimensions it would be distorted.
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