* Jutta Wrage <jw@witch.westfalen.de> [2006-02-15 10:30]: > Am 14.02.2006 um 23:37 schrieb Gerfried Fuchs: >> Should we supress the addition of width="102" height="60" to the HTML >> output? > > Please do not remove the size! It is needed to display the image > correctly and the browser will try to calculate the size itself if > not present. That will give serious problems with rendering and > layout issues. I know that. Though, it is written like this: #v+ The suggested maximum size for your logo is 120x60. #v- This is absolutely against the status quo, because it has in the html page 102x60. I'll do two commits then, one changing from 120 to 102 (and bumping the translation-check header), and a second commit that changes the text like this: #v+ -The suggested maximum size for your logo is 120x60. +The size of the logo is 102x60; if your logo is smaller please pad it +with a transparent border, otherwise it would get stretched ugly. #v- I'll be doing so tomorrow if no reply is coming. Furthermore I suggest to use content negotiation for the logo file, only use <img src="sponsor_img"> and let the server find the right one. That way the mirrors have no problem using .png, .gif or whatever image format they prefer, without renaming a .png to .jpg... That is something that might need the addition of the size directly into the template because wml can't find the image then itself. I guess there shouldn't be too much things that speak against that change, too? So long, Alfie -- To err is human -- but it feels divine. -- Mae West
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