----- Original Message ----- From: Amanda du Plessis Subject: Creating my own website??
> Hi everyone > > I want to create my own website and I have the software and I have Photoshop > 6. I start creating and then when I load my images > into the page they all look really bad! They have alot of noise on them. > How do get rid of this?? Can I adjust the colours in > Photoshop or what??? It sounds more like an html problem, not an image problem. Look at the source code for the pages you hare making and ensure that the image size tags either match the image size (in pixels) precisely, or just delete them entirely. Here is a sample line that will attach an image to a web page: <img SRC="fisher1_t.jpg" border="0" alt="fisher1.jpg" Width="100" height="100"> The tags "width=" and "height=" must match the actual pixel dimensions of your picture, or else you are forcing the browser to resize the image. Web browsers do a pretty bad job of that. If it is a simple page design, such as the PUG gallery page, you can omit the size tags completely. If it is a fairly complex image intensive page, such as the PUG index page (which is where my example came from), then you should leave the size tags in. What those tags do is to tell the browser how much space to leave in the page for the image. This allows the html, which normally loads very quickly, to create the page with the right sized spaces for the images to load into. If those tags are not there, and you are loading a lot of images, the page can load kind of funny like. William Robb
