nhgnikole your right we didn`t add a width or height
attribute to our image tag for a specific reason. Basically if we ever needed
to update that image or possibly change the size we didn`t want to require all
our members to rework the code tag. Usually if you don`t specify a height or
width the browser takes the image properties and adheres to those dimensions.
Now I don`t see us updating this anytime soon size wise, however like I said if
we did then the only thing you would notice is a new image and it wouldn`t
require any changes. Did the image fail on your site in some manner? If so I`d
like a bit more info as to what browser, and html editor you’re using.
Well, the standards nut in me can`t post it without it having height/width tags. And honestly I probably shouldn`t have cheated and just put the image on my site ... in case you do change it, or your site has an issue, etc. (I normally don`t like linking to external images.)
It`s not that the image broke, it`s that TypePad writes the page with my somewhat custom CSS ... and so somewhere in there it was adding a box/border. When I fixed that, it was shifting the page down from some hidden padding. So then I fixed that. Your snippet only works on a flat HTML page ... not one with a whole lot of CSS on it. Just FYI for someone out there thinking cut and paste will always work ...
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