| HTML CODES [message #279972] |
Sun, 19 August 2007 14:06  |
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ok i have a myspace but the problem is i have so many pictures posted on the page that my freinds say they pc freezes or it takes them forever to load my page and im asking becuase i think iv seen this before
is there a html code that shows text and when u click on it it EXSPANDS not takes u to a website just expanded to the picture and then loads it? so its still on the page and dont have to take you to a new site you just click on text then picture expanded underit and loads the pic
please and ty
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #279983 is a reply to message #279972] |
Sun, 19 August 2007 15:18  |
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Its possible.... But not easy. Theres 2 ways, both involve heavy javascript.
First way is to use an iframe. On load its tiny and doesn't actually have a page assigned, then onclick you resize it and make it open another page.
The other way is using ajax and a <div> or some other block object. I'm not 100% sure though if its possible to get an image properly loaded through ajax.
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #280080 is a reply to message #279972] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 01:37 |
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Then i seriously doubt if you will manage this, and btw its javascript not java, they aren't really related. Doing something like this will prolly be impossible todo for myspace, unless you want to manually code every entry.
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #280088 is a reply to message #279972] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 02:54 |
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Resize your pictures before you upload them.
Exemple: if you leave your pic's in BMP, they can easely be 3-4 MB per piece. If you save them as jpeg by using a program like irfanview (google it!) and you make their size smaller (800*600), then that same image might only be 200 KB. If your friends have broadband, then u should be able to put around 20 of those on a page without big problems (20 * 200 KB = +/- 4 MB).
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #280092 is a reply to message #279972] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 04:37 |
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Also use interlaced GIFs and progressive JPEGs. Low bandwidth users will see a low quality image in the first past, which increases per pass. High bandwidth users probably wont see the passes at all.
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #280157 is a reply to message #279972] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 13:03 |
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well idk it so i guess im screwed and second JPEGs ias ll my pics i just have alot of them
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| Re: HTML CODES [message #280289 is a reply to message #280092] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 04:34 |
3663Nixon
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| 3663Nixon wrote on Mon, 20 August 2007 12:37 |
Also use interlaced GIFs and progressive JPEGs. Low bandwidth users will see a low quality image in the first past, which increases per pass. High bandwidth users probably wont see the passes at all.
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You set this in your graphics editor - it is a property of the image and uses no code.
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