Re: Re Thumb nails

Please don't use this method, it's a total waste of time.
By using the large image as the thumbnail, and forcing it into a smaller
size you don't save any download time. The large image is still the same
size - in kbs - and will still have to be downloaded to show the thumbnail.
You have to create a new smaller image to use as the thumbnail.

howardm


----- Original Message -----
From: BFennessy <berfen(at)eircom.net>
To: HWG <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: April 22, 2000 5:46 PM
Subject: Re Thumb nails


> Hi All
> I manual code a lot and have used this method to thumb nail images
> I use a small image as a link to the larger image. The beauty of this is
> that
> you are only waiting for the one image to download.
> I use the following html coding
>
> <A HREF="fish.jpg">
> <IMG SRC="fish.jpg" HEIGHT="72" WIDTH="72" BORDER="0"  align="center"></A>
>
> Setting the border to 0 eliminates the blue link border around the smaller
> image
> Hope this helps
> From
> Ber Fen
>
>

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