Adobe Photoshop image size for web page question.
I created an image in Photoshop CS, and saved it as a .gif. When I uploaded it into the website builder for GoDaddy, the image comes out teeny tiny on the web page. How can I control the size of the image so that I can enlarge it? Thanks in advance.
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look in the code for the <img src="" in there modify your height and width attributes. width="100px" height="100px" as an example
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one time I worked on a site that someone built in the website tonight thing and it forced a height and width attribute to the images that were uploaded. if they are there remove them and see if it goes to the original size.
I have no idea what the image you are trying to use is but if it is a simple design and it is smaller than what you need, you could use the pen tool to create a high res trace of it.
I have no idea what the image you are trying to use is but if it is a simple design and it is smaller than what you need, you could use the pen tool to create a high res trace of it.
Link to the image?
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I can't seem to access the source code for the template design. I did load the image directly from my computer. The website tonight seems to force an image size.....I resolved the issue by using the Transform feature in Photoshop. I kept enlarging the .png image and uploading it until it was the size I wanted, and with no loss of resolution. I couldn't understand the problem I was having because the image I was replacing was much bigger than mine. Many of you supplied ideas that gave me clues I needed to handle this issue. Therefore, I will be splitting the points.
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Thanks for the help.