FAO Ivan...
plugz (1244 points) | Wed, 2008-09-24 03:01Anything you can do to make the BB Code [ IMG] tags resize the image to fit to the width of the forum?
Better still can we increase the forum width?
Commenting on this Forum topic is closed.
Top 10 posts
- Creative business cards Part 1, Part 2, part 3 and part 4
- Snow Leopard desktop pictures
- Change background color in Photoshop and Indesign
- Windows 7 wallpapers
- Keyboard shortcuts in OSX
- Interview with Rob Janoff the designer of the Apple logo
- Does sex in advertising sells?
- 66 truly great minimalist ads
- Arabic calligraphy
- Transparent gradient in Illustrator
Categories
- Acrobat (10)
- Branding (20)
- Competition (4)
- Drupal (3)
- Ego (31)
- Firefox (18)
- Freehand (8)
- GMail (31)
- iLife (2)
- Illustrator (49)
- InDesign (53)
- Inspiration (211)
- Interview (9)
- iOS (18)
- iPhone (30)
- iWork (1)
- Mac OS X (247)
- Off topic (56)
- Operation (76)
- Opinion (141)
- Photography (18)
- Photoshop (217)
- Print (10)
- Project (16)
- Quark XPress (4)
- Review (102)
- Toolbox (172)
- Twitter (6)
- Webdev (136)
Creativebits is a blog about creativity, design and Macs. We also have a critique section where you can post your work to get opinions and a forum to discuss any design related topics.
Recommend us on Google
Latest critique
Active forum topics
Marketplace
Mediabistro | All Creative World | Inside Network
Jobs | Education | Research | Events | News
Advertise | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
Copyright 2011 WebMediaBrands Inc. All rights reserved.
I just add a width="500px" tag to my image posts. Though it would be nice to have some more room here...
----
Natobasso
dirtandrust.com
"Powerpoint is not a design application"
----
Dirt and Rust
Yes, we can do it. I'll work on it. We used to have, but lost the code when changing the template lately.
The image should be 460px wide to be precise.
Funny, I used to use 400 and then went to 500 because it seemed to fit...
----
Natobasso
dirtandrust.com
"Powerpoint is not a design application"
----
Dirt and Rust