Viewing Images fuzzy when published.
Images fuzzy when published.
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User: Chris B. 10 years ago
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Im having an issue with 1.8 where the logo images I have created are fuzzy when I output to the browser. The logo is in .png as i need to retain the alpha channel however I have also tried .tif with the same results. I have attached both the original png file and a screen shot of the image from Safari for comparison. Hopefully you guys have a work around for this. |
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 logotransp_master.png  Screen Shot 2015-07-06 at 20.29.06.png |
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User: Chris B. 10 years ago
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| PS the fuzzy image is not as enlarged in the browser and is infact smaller than the original photoshop image i created, | |
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User: Jumbo T. 10 years ago
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Why not show the real thing : the page itself with the image. In the meantime, check that the size of the image on the canvas is 251x119 pixels. |
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User: Jumbo T. 10 years ago
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I used the image on a EW page and it looks fine. BTW, the image looks jaggy. Why not use PhotoShop to its full potential and anti-alias the text. Or use svg. Then you can scale indefintely and when you zoom a page the image stays sharp. Here's a sample png vs svg : http://tahafut.hol.es/epcot/ |
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User: Chris B. 10 years ago
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| I pop a link up later with the image on it. it's reduced in everweb slightly however to test I did pop the image on the page in the original size attached above with the same fuzzy results. Interestingly enough I notice if I export to .jpg from photoshop it's fine but a background. I need alpha hence .png | |
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User: Chris B. 10 years ago
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| Cheers jumbo I'll give that a try later. I'll keep you posted :-) | |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 10 years ago
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Add the @2x string before the file extension so the file becomes; myimage@2x.jpg or myimage@2x.png depending on the file extension. Then mark the page with this logo as changed by making a slight modification and republish. ------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 10 years ago
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Add the @2x string before the file extension so the file becomes; myimage@2x.jpg or myimage@2x.png depending on the file extension. Then mark the page with this logo as changed by making a slight modification and republish. ------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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