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What are you using to create avatars? My pics are too big.


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From the profile page:

"Only one image can be displayed at a time, its width can be no greater than 120 pixels, the height no greater than 90 pixels, and the file size no more than 12 KB."

I was wrong. Mcmil's avatar is a lot bigger than 120x90.

John,

I'll help you out with one that looks good, check the other thread.

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Yeah, what's happening is we're allowing people to link in external avatars at the moment, and we have no way of controlling how big they are. We are debating disabling this feature though -- so I would definitely recommend using the built in avatar capability. I have it on my list to provide automatic resizing, but it's pretty far down there at this point. I should have some time this weekend to knock out a buch of stuff though, so stay tuned.

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I was just kidding actually...but I did notice some rather large Avatars...hey, my first one was "full size"!

I do miss being able to post pics of Hugo...I don't know how to do pics in the body of the post yet, and I'm not sure that's allowed either, is it?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

John Weese

'72tii "Hugo"

'73tii "Atlantik"

'74 '02 "Inka"

'76 '02 "Malaga"

'72tii engine VIN 2760081 - waiting on a rebuild

"Keep your revs up and watch your mirrors!"

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