Vanslyde wrote:indeed he suggested old IE.. I gave it a shot as I didnt know my brand new IE7 was already "old" I just turned to IE7
oh well, funny but sad at the same time..
Sorry, I use IE just to test pages as they are seen by regular users.
So inwardly I mean all versions of IE as old ones and max-width is a significant example :-)
I've just found the dirty CSS-hack, emulating min- and max-height in IE:
div{
width: 100%;
max-width: 1100px;
min-width: 900px;
*width: expression(document.body.clientWidth > 1100? "1100px": document.body.clientWidth < 900? "900px": "100%");
}
Though I did not check if it really works :-)
Returning back to the subject.
Vanslyde wrote:Is there a way to delimit or restrict a certain amount of pixels in users' signature's images height or width?
Another way is to allow only local images in signatures and test them with getimagesize() function before displaying. Testing remote images may be tricky as I may post the link to to the 10Mb image :-)
Carpe diem