Peter Hansen wrote:
> rbt wrote:
>> I use Python to generate html pages. I link to several large images at
>> times. I'd like to display a thumbnail image that when clicked will go
>> to the original, large jpg for a more detailed view.
>
> I use PIL with the thumbnail() function for that... de
rbt wrote:
> I use Python to generate html pages. I link to several
> large images at times. I'd like to display a thumbnail image that when
> clicked will go to the original, large jpg for a more detailed view.
I use PIL with the thumbnail() function for that... depending on what
sort of web
Peter Hansen wrote:
> rbt wrote:
>> What's a good way to resize pictures so that they work well on html
>> pages? I have large jpg files. I want the original images to remain as
>> they are, just resize the displayed image in the browser.
>
> These two things are mutually exclusive by most peopl
rbt wrote:
> What's a good way to resize pictures so that they work well on html
> pages? I have large jpg files. I want the original images to remain as
> they are, just resize the displayed image in the browser.
These two things are mutually exclusive by most people's definition of
"work well
What's a good way to resize pictures so that they work well on html
pages? I have large jpg files. I want the original images to remain as
they are, just resize the displayed image in the browser.
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