UUDizzy is lazy.




Well, DZ, would you add "percentage" to [img] so that we can use [img=40%]?

Can you use percentages in HTML? I've never tried...

You can't (the percentages refers to the size of <img>'s parent element), but you should make it

go wdz go

But the script doesn't have access to the size of the image...

Parse the [img=xxx%] in PHP...get the size of the picture...calculate...output...

Warning! Too many steps for WDZ!

O_o

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Originally posted by Mnjul
get the size of the picture

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http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.getimagesize.php

I don't like the idea of my script automatically connecting to unknown remote sites and downloading images from them...

True


Well, you can load the image, and then use javascript to get the size, and then resize it

code:

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<script language="javascript">
var iper=0.2;
var iwidth=document.getElementById("blah").width;
document.getElementById("blah").width=iwidth*iper;
</script>

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Originally posted by Mnjul
Warning!! Too many steps for WDZ!

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That javascript, in its current format, would be quite difficult to implement.

I wonder if it could be simplified...

<img src="http://shoutbox.menthix.net/images/bunny.jpg" onload="this.width=this.width*(percentage/100);">

Of course, onload is dodgy... it doesn't always work for avatar resizing, which means it won't always work for this.

I'll think about this later on...since this is getting looked into, let's get it back F & W

lol, i thought you could only use percentages for tables...

It would be good for images because you wouldn't need to work out the dimensions for halving an image