Re: what to do about these overly large header images

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From: Don_McCahill
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 13:51

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Stan

      Don, would I use a separate Div for each sliced image?




I would go with the single DIV, and use positioning within it. (Relative, I think).

Jim

I may be mistaken, but I think that Lowsrc was an attribute invented by Netscape and never accepted by W3C. I'm not sure it will even work on modern browsers. It had its place in the day of the 14.4K modem, but I doubt it is useful today (for one thing, it means sending two images instead of one, even though the low res one is smaller). Slicing will be more effective.

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