Since were on the picture subject...is there a reason why it's limited to only 3 pics per post. I believe you can allow as many as 10 per post (such as the scope website) or even a little more would be better than 3 (the performance boats website allows 5).
Since were on the picture subject...is there a reason why it's limited to only 3 pics per post. I believe you can allow as many as 10 per post (such as the scope website) or even a little more would be better than 3 (the performance boats website allows 5).
it starts out as a thumbnail small, then ya click on it its still pretty small,I guess youall are mainly talking about linked picks? I did have a few that were life size on OSO:drool5:
it starts out as a thumbnail small, then ya click on it its still pretty small,I guess youall are mainly talking about linked picks? I did have a few that were life size on OSO:drool5:
Though nice(+), it's kills performance(-). Gotta balance the +/-
I did very much enjoy those larger than life pics of yours. But yes, we are discussing linked pics.
Though nice(+), it's kills performance(-). Gotta balance the +/-
I did very much enjoy those larger than life pics of yours. But yes, we are discussing linked pics.
It is the combination of the linked pic slowing down the load time and blowing the screen out to the side. As you know when it blows out it de-formats the rest of the thread and makes it hard to read in some cases, it is a major complaint people seem to have.
You are correct, Strip, in that there is no bandwidth being pulled from SO.com (because it's not stored on, nor loading from SO.com), but the issue is with the actual thread itself getting distorted (going off to the right, things not lining up, etc.), and it can take way longer to load the entire thread because of an external picture or two holding up page load.
The general consensus was to politely request that those enormous pics be kept to a minimum.
It depends on screen resolution. I have 50-year-old eyes and 1600 monitor resolution equals icons I can't read and eyestrain headaches. I also have a 5-year-old LCD monitor. Above 800x600 means huge images.