How would you fix this display?
 

Hi,

I have an image hosting site that displays images fine most of the time.
For example
http://mypict.eu/view/1

But if the image is too wide then the display is broken.
For example
http://mypict.eu/view/4

How would you display both images?

Simon
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Re: How would you fix this display?
 

In message <4ak57fFtka0tU1@individual.net>, Simon
<spambucket@example.com> writes

>I have an image hosting site that displays images fine most of the time.
>For example
>http://mypict.eu/view/1
>
>But if the image is too wide then the display is broken.
>For example
>http://mypict.eu/view/4
>
>How would you display both images?

I would probably take the easy option and shrink the large image.

Or not use such a rigid layout.
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Re: How would you fix this display?
 

In article <4ak57fFtka0tU1@individual.net>,
"Simon" <spambucket@example.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have an image hosting site that displays images fine most of the time.
> For example
> http://mypict.eu/view/1
>
> But if the image is too wide then the display is broken.
> For example
> http://mypict.eu/view/4
>
> How would you display both images?
>
> Simon

First, what 2 images? The circled one and the main square one?
They behave fine in my main browser, Safari.

But there is big trouble with your pages, it is hard to know
where to start. When the text is enlarged a bit, big chunks of it
disappear.

Anyway. Neither your html nor your css validate. Start there.

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
http://validator.w3.org/

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