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Old 01-12-2022, 09:20 AM   #5
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You can 'effectively' resize (1) all, (2) some, or (3) individual images via CSS.

If you put a command in stylesheet.css all of the images will show up at 50%.
img {width: 50% ; float: left ; margin-right: .5em ; }

Alternately, this same command wrapped in <style></style> at the beginning of an html segment will act only on images in that html segment.

Alternately, you can command a single image to be half size by inserting this command inside of the image tag inside of quotes: style="in here"

This does not change the aspect ratio, just the size shown. Nor does it trim the images.

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