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Images being reduced to 600px wide then scaled back up to 670px

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Images being reduced to 600px wide then scaled back up to 670px

12 years 1 day ago
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Club 4134, Eugene Lunch Bunch Toastmasters, Terry Liittschwager, 541-852-8673, liitts@q.com

I have two images on our home page that were originally 670px wide when submitted, and 670px is what I have specified in the html for the width to be consistent. However, when I look at the properties of the images , it shows that they are 600px and have been scaled up to 670px, which I think is responsible for them appearing slightly blurry. How do I retain the original 670px of the original images?
Terry Liittschwager 541-852-8673
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Re: Images being reduced to 600px wide then scaled back up to 670px

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edit the page click the image once, clickon the image editor icon and change the dimensions.
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Brian McDonald DTM
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Re: Images being reduced to 600px wide then scaled back up to 670px

12 years 1 day ago - 12 years 1 day ago
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The image upload code used by the page editor forces all images to be no wider than 600px.
If they are, then it scales them down to 600px.

I may look into that further at some point, but right now, "it is what it is".
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