Image resizing grid mode help please

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by depaco, Apr 2, 2015.

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    Hi all,

    I'm tring to get my images to fit in correctly in grid mode here i the post section, http://franksfootballbetting.blogspot.co.uk/ as you can see they look fine in the list mode but the grid mode the images need to be made larger.

    Any help much appreciated.

    Many Thanks Chris
     
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    depaco, Apr 2, 2015 IP
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    PoPSiCLe Illustrious Member

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    Okay... this is just painful to look at. First off, why in the world do you do a image/png base64 coding? Are you storing these images in a database or something? Just store them on the server, in the file system, and store a link to it in the database. Second, you have 20-30, maybe more js-errors in your scripts, and some other errors on requests - I suggest you clean up all of them before you ask a question again. Add to that, you have some SERIOUS validation errors in the code that might or might not break different browsers - also something you should fix (or get someone who knows what s/he's doing to fix, depending).
    The code is a mess, and should be cleaned up, checked, and redone. I understand that this is based on a blogspot-site, and you're probably not allowed to fix all of the problems, but if you're not, you should shell out for a proper hosting solution, and stop using crapware like blogspot.
     
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    As you can tell I'm a newbie,
    Advice taken onboard, as you can tell I'm a newbie but plan to open a new site using wordpress complete with hosting in the near future. I have no idea about coding so will take your response with pleasure and work to correct the errors you have kindly pointed out to me.

    Thanks for your response
     
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    PoPSiCLe Illustrious Member

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    Okay... what you need to do, first of all, is read up on what you're doing - ie, read about HTML, CSS, Javascript etc. You can go through the tutorials at Codeacademy.com - they're basic, but they teach not too bad code.
    Second, you need a proper testing-environment - I suggest installing Firefox with Firebug and WebDeveloper Toolbar installed - it's very helpful in testing and checking for errors etc.
     
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