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  1. #11

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    Hi Clay

    I want to do the same on the side bar that is in HTML

    Sona

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    I know. These are just 2 ways to do the image resize. The HTML usually just points to the image. Pretty sure you can use HTML to resize the image, yet it will not display correctly on all places.
    Ideas:
    1) Best Option: Resize the image with picresizer.com and upload it with the same name in the same location and it will just be smaller.
    2) Upload the image to the blog like I mentioned above and resize it using the build in resizer. Then copy the link location of the image and insert it into the html code like Traci shows above.

    Sona, do you want to change the width of the sidebar also?
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  3. #13

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    Hi Clay

    I think that would be much easier option

    Sona

  4. #14

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    You can easily resize it in HTML.

    Use this code from earlier with just a few additions...

    Code:
    <a href="http://sitelinkingimageto.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://theurlwheretheimageisuploaded.com/imagename.jpg" alt="image" title="text that pops up when you mouseover the image use a keyword phrase" border="0" width="XXXpx" height="XXXpx"></a>
    Replace the XXX with how many pixels you want the width and height to be.

    Depending on how much you are changing the size, you may end up with a distorted image.

    You can take the image into a free graphics program like GIMP or Paint.net and resize it while keeping the same aspect ratio. Then upload it to your site. You just have to make sure your link points to wherever you uploaded the file.

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