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Changing picture size in blogger
Note: I uploaded the same picture twice so if you click on either picture below it will take you to the same size picture. The only thing I change is the picture size that is shown when blogger is opened.
Below is the changes that need to be made to make your picture larger in blogger. The first picture shows the code and the picture below that is the default for blogger. No changes were made to this code so you get the normal size picture.
This picture shows the changes (circled) that need to be made to make the picture larger. Note that I chose 640 as the new size. There's nothing magic about 640, it's just what I chose. It is important however to keep your width to height ratio the same. In other words since the original was 400 wide and 300 high I would not want to make the width 640 and the height 400 since that ratio is different. If you do the picture will look deformed. The "s640" code that I have circled can be larger than the width function above it but you don't want to make it smaller. In other words since I told the software that the width was 640px I would NOT want the "s640" variable set to "s500". If you do this the picture will size to 640 but will not be as clear. However, I could have set the "s640" to "s800" and told it the width was 640 and that will work fine.
Below is the changes that need to be made to make your picture larger in blogger. The first picture shows the code and the picture below that is the default for blogger. No changes were made to this code so you get the normal size picture.
This picture shows the changes (circled) that need to be made to make the picture larger. Note that I chose 640 as the new size. There's nothing magic about 640, it's just what I chose. It is important however to keep your width to height ratio the same. In other words since the original was 400 wide and 300 high I would not want to make the width 640 and the height 400 since that ratio is different. If you do the picture will look deformed. The "s640" code that I have circled can be larger than the width function above it but you don't want to make it smaller. In other words since I told the software that the width was 640px I would NOT want the "s640" variable set to "s500". If you do this the picture will size to 640 but will not be as clear. However, I could have set the "s640" to "s800" and told it the width was 640 and that will work fine.
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