EZWeb has always made things simple. From Inserting a Hyperlink to
creating a Photo Album, EZWeb has made common web tasks simple and
easy to do. Keeping with that tradition, has always been the ability
to Insert your own Images into your pages and art...
To upload
a file from your computer to your website you will need to click on the Image/File
Center icon on the top left of the EZWeb Sitebuilder window. Once the Image/File
Center loads click on My Images on the left. You will see all of ...
Pictures that are not "web ready" should be edited on your local
computer before uploading using a graphic editing software like Paint
Shop Pro [1], Photoshop [2], Microsoft Paint [3] or any other graphics
editing program of your choosing. All images s...
Sometimes .jpg files, while appearing correctly formatted, are
actually not formatted properly. Open your .jpg file in a desktop
graphics software program (i.e., Microsoft Paint, Paint Shop Pro [1],
Adobe Photoshop [2], etc..) and re-save your image (u...
The server where your images are stored is most likely experiencing a 'file locking' issue which makes it appear like the image has not been deleted. When this happens, check your Personal Images directory after about 30 minutes and you should then no lon...
In the image and file center, during upload you have the option to
set the dimensions of your graphic images. You can edit uploaded
images in your Image/File Center. To do so, Click on your IMAGE/FILE
CENTER in EZ Web and then click MY IMAGES. Find the...
You can only upload .GIF or .JPG (JPEG) formatted pictures under 146k
in 'data' size. We recommend images are no larger than 50k in 'data'
size to reduce the load time of pages for your visitors. Large
pictures are recommended to be no larger than 240 ...
We recommend that your images be no larger than 240 pixels width.
This helps speed up load time and also looks better on the EZWeb
templates where large pictures can be placed, such as your intro
paragraph on your home page and article pages. Also, rem...
When you resize an image and decrease the resolution (dpi), you may
lose image quality. If you were to display images at a high resolution
(for instance, at 300 dpi), it is going to take the images too long to
load and will be too big on a web page. If...
The image that you click to view the actual size of an image is a thumbnail
created by EZWeb®. The image that displays once you click to enlarge it is going
to be the original image you uploaded. In other words, the thumbnail is basically
a pr...
