Hello, I had a question of how to crop images. Example: Yahoo! All New Mail http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/pim/dclient/cg1277_43/img/md5/c6cdb59bdc80c5992ff2f40d19cb6379_1.gif These pictures are put at different places from the same image How to get small pictures from 1 big picture, example has been given !! Regards
I don't really get your question, I mean you can use any Image Editor, even MS Paint. Cut out a selection out of a large pic and paste in a new file : Done ! Please pardon me if I misunderstood your question, but is it that simple ?
Read Flicker Free Image Button Rollovers. They use the same for loading one large image instead of many small images reducing the File I/O
No,no, I don't mean that. Please review the picture and then goto Yahoo! All-New Mail. The whole pic has small pics (not really) and then are used in parts. Regards
Yes. They way it is done is same as for the Flicker free image rollover article states. It shows only some portion of the image like the one in the sample. You can use to have it for one image or even small part to show as roll over image
This technique has a specific name, which I can't remember now I'd read about this some time back, on wikipedia. What you want is somthing like this: http://www.guistuff.com/css/css_imagetech1.html
I don't know how but today suddenly this caught my attention and I finally succeeded the term is image slicing Also refer sprite
Hi nimesh, I browsed through this link: http://www.guistuff.com/css/css_imagetech1.html I wonder how the images in this webpage are loaded, whether as an image or something else? Because when I tried to save the cropped images to my PC, I could not copy the image. But I was able to copy the original images using "Save Picture As" option. Is this the problem with the browser? Or the webpage developed using HTML5? Thanks for sharing this link, it was really helpful.
The browser is not the problem because it behaves the same way in all the browsers HTML5 is not the problem because it's very recent and not even compatible for most browsers It takes the coordinates and the height/width to determine what to display. I'm not sure if I was correct about Image Slicing
