Neglecting to Choose The Right
February 27th, 2006This was on the side of the a buiding on the walk from the S-Bahn to the Stake Center in Stuttgart. CTR is a well known LDS abbreviation for “Choose The Right.” October 2002.
by Shawn Dowler
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This was on the side of the a buiding on the walk from the S-Bahn to the Stake Center in Stuttgart. CTR is a well known LDS abbreviation for “Choose The Right.” October 2002.
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February 28th, 2006 at 8:27 am
That is funny. I think that you need to make your picture smaller.
February 28th, 2006 at 11:23 am
I accidentally put a link to the full size image instead of the resized image. I right clicked and must have copied “copy link address” rather than “copy image location.” I actually was wondering why it was resizing to fill the whole width no matter how big I made the window. Also, it looked good no matter how big it was being resized, and I couldn’t understand that either.
March 1st, 2006 at 9:42 am
I just realized the reason why you noticed the size of the picture, aside from its large filesize. The CSS I am using will automatically resize pictures that are bigger than the width of the right clumn to be the same width as the column (preserving the aspect ratio, of course). When I just got a chance to test this out in IE6 at school it doesn’t resize the picture at all. Not only does IE6 not resize the picture, but I just realized that it breaks placing the picture and all contents below it under the bottom of the left column. I can’t wait for IE6 to die.
It’s a really nice effect if your browser supports it, though.