On 4/8/07, AJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At first my logic was: If the large image scales down 10%, why can't I just reduce my x and y coordinates (or rather the 'top' and 'left' css attributes) on the marker 10%? Doesn't seem to work. Maybe that theory is correct and my math is just wrong. (BTW, the marker image is a 20x20 square).
You have to translate that 10% to effects on the x and y axis. So if your marker is at 40% of the width of the image, it remains there. Same for the height. Your image is 800 by 600. The marker is at 200 (25%), 300 (50%). You resize to 640 by 480. The marker should be at 160 (25%), 240 (50%).
