My website (www.eduardlid.net) is almost finished, but I´ve problems with the images of the 3 links!
I want to have the 2 images (on the left side!) similar as width and height. I assume that I´ve to make the 2 images in px similar. But can I do that with the standard programms of Windows (I don´t have the privilege to install programms on this computer!) aswell as for the (3rd) image of the link on the right side?
Do I´ve to change aswell the html - as css file?
You can define the size of the images in your CSS. This will not make the images actually bigger or smaller. It just resizes the images to what size you define them to be. If you take a huge image and make it really small, it will still load the whole image and thus take a long time to load. If you take a smaller image and make it bigger, it will look pixelated.
Defining sizes in CSS is best only ever done with either just width or just height (what ever fits your layout best)
This way while the width or height thats unspecified with auto scale it prevents images being distorted should the actual ratios differ from CSS assigned.
Now, developers with a budgets best tool and friend is a free image tool similar to adode photoshop.
You can define the size of the images in your CSS. This will not make the images actually bigger or smaller. It just resizes the images to what size you define them to be. If you take a huge image and make it really small, it will still load the whole image and thus take a long time to load. If you take a smaller image and make it bigger, it will look pixelated.
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