If, however, the image is not large (as here), the thumbnail and its associated image are the same size. The point here is that you can work with relatively large images without having to worry about making your own thumbnail images to like with the associated larger image (as in the case of the criteria-sets of Rosenberg posted earlier).Thursday, January 21, 2010
Using Blogspot - Thumbnails and the larger Image
This is one of the most commented-on images from the Kellogg West Exhibition. I've clicked on "Add Image" and have browsed to the folder where I uploaded some of the images I took with my iPhone. If the image is large enough, Blogspot will downsize the image and make its own thumbnail image, which then can be clicked on the find the larger image.
If, however, the image is not large (as here), the thumbnail and its associated image are the same size. The point here is that you can work with relatively large images without having to worry about making your own thumbnail images to like with the associated larger image (as in the case of the criteria-sets of Rosenberg posted earlier).
If, however, the image is not large (as here), the thumbnail and its associated image are the same size. The point here is that you can work with relatively large images without having to worry about making your own thumbnail images to like with the associated larger image (as in the case of the criteria-sets of Rosenberg posted earlier).
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