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Originally posted by johnl Are you sure my method affects loading time? And if so: why and how much?
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What I meant is, when you resize an image through the properties of an <img>-tag (width and height) or through CSS/DHTML the actual file size will not change. Which means, the loading of the image will take as long as it took before.
But since you are all "local", no worries.
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Originally posted by johnl In my case, performance and cross-browser compatability is not that much of an issue, I think. I write help files packaged as compiled HTML (.chm), that are run locally. In other words, ít´s not really a web site as such. Also, Explorer is a prerequisite for the help files anyway.
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I got you!
Overall that sounds like a pretty smooth job. I'm jealous.
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Originally posted by johnl Still, we are planning to start distributing these help files over the WWW, so loading time may become more significant in the future.
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Yeah, it will.
Oh no! It's the evil demon Microsoft!
_till
P.S.
Totally unrelated: I went to a "security" seminar/intro which was held by MS at
Cebit (huge IT-fair in Hannover, Germany) over the weekend, and I fell asleep.
