Buying Req html programer to help enter a few images into code

Discussion in 'Programming' started by subohost, Oct 14, 2011.

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    Hi im working on a website and need to place a few images into a template ( to replace a flash image )

    its a easy job for somone who noes how i just cant seem to get it into the place it should be.

    pm me your price i need this doing asap :)

    Thanks
     
    subohost, Oct 14, 2011 IP
  2. subohost

    subohost Active Member

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    #2
    im also after somone to integrate punbb forum into my template so if you can do this aswell that would be good :)
     
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  3. Scoding

    Scoding Well-Known Member

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    #3
    Sent you a PM, typically we would need to know a bit more information before being able to give you a price and time estimate,

    Thanks,
    http://scoding.com
     
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  4. Rukbat

    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    #4
    To place an image into the page, use

    <img src="the image file path and filename" />

    You don't integrate a forum into your template, you add the template to the forum.
     
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    KangBroke Notable Member

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    <img src="the image file path and filename" width="exact image width" height="exact image height" alt="imagename" border="0px" />

    You want to use exact image dimensions because the scaling of images increases load times, And You want to be sure to include border="0px" for Internet Explorer and the alt="" for SEO
     
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