Chris C
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Here's a rundown on resizing a piece of clipart using .html codes....
Starting with a pice of clipart...
First step is to copy the url location of the image.
To post the image as is... simply add the <font color=red>[img][[/img]</font> around the address for the clipart . It will end up looking like this...
[img]http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg[/img]
To increase decrease the size of the image, you will need to use the following code.
<IMG width="<font color=red>XXX</font>"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
The area marked by the <font color=red>XXX</font> is where the size of the image is controlled, the larger the number, the larger the image will be displayed.
(Rex is currently at a size of 180 x 199 "pixels".)
To make him 1/2 size, this is how the code should read....
<IMG width="90"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
To display this... <IMG width="90"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
If you want to make Rex REALLY terrifying...
<IMG width="360"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
WIll make Rex appear like this.
<IMG width="360"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
Some sites will not allow the direct linking of images in your signature or post. If that is the case, you will need to download your selected image, then upload it to your own personal web page. More info on that can be found HERE.
The following is an example of gif created with several pieces of clipart then animated using Gif Builder.
Gif Bulider is available for Mac Users to download here.
PC users can try the freeware gif animation tool UnFREEz 2.1 It can be downloaded here.
Starting with a pice of clipart...
First step is to copy the url location of the image.
To post the image as is... simply add the <font color=red>[img][[/img]</font> around the address for the clipart . It will end up looking like this...
[img]http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg[/img]
To increase decrease the size of the image, you will need to use the following code.
<IMG width="<font color=red>XXX</font>"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
The area marked by the <font color=red>XXX</font> is where the size of the image is controlled, the larger the number, the larger the image will be displayed.
(Rex is currently at a size of 180 x 199 "pixels".)
To make him 1/2 size, this is how the code should read....
<IMG width="90"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
To display this... <IMG width="90"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
If you want to make Rex REALLY terrifying...
<IMG width="360"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
WIll make Rex appear like this.
<IMG width="360"SRC="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/cctechie1/rex.jpg">
Some sites will not allow the direct linking of images in your signature or post. If that is the case, you will need to download your selected image, then upload it to your own personal web page. More info on that can be found HERE.
The following is an example of gif created with several pieces of clipart then animated using Gif Builder.
Gif Bulider is available for Mac Users to download here.
PC users can try the freeware gif animation tool UnFREEz 2.1 It can be downloaded here.
