B18 Bomber Webpage Is Now Up!
11-05-2001, 07:25 AM
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B18 Bomber Webpage Is Now Up!
http://www.b18bomber.freeservers.com/b18bomber.html
This is the webpage I made for Victor Santana's 11.32 @ 123 92 Civic Hatch!
Enjoy!
This is the webpage I made for Victor Santana's 11.32 @ 123 92 Civic Hatch!
Enjoy!
11-05-2001, 12:04 PM
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Re: B18 Bomber Webpage Is Now Up! (APEXSER)
Looks really good Apex!
One suggestion... for the images, you should scale them down with a imaging program like Paint Shop Pro or something, rather than just telling the browser to make it smaller. When the browser shrinks it, it still has to download the whole image and that makes it slower for people on dialup. You should have the images as links to the bigger ones too, so you can get a better view of them.
One suggestion... for the images, you should scale them down with a imaging program like Paint Shop Pro or something, rather than just telling the browser to make it smaller. When the browser shrinks it, it still has to download the whole image and that makes it slower for people on dialup. You should have the images as links to the bigger ones too, so you can get a better view of them.
11-05-2001, 01:03 PM
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Re: B18 Bomber Webpage Is Now Up! (SeaDawg)
Looks really good Apex!
One suggestion... for the images, you should scale them down with a imaging program like Paint Shop Pro or something, rather than just telling the browser to make it smaller. When the browser shrinks it, it still has to download the whole image and that makes it slower for people on dialup. You should have the images as links to the bigger ones too, so you can get a better view of them.
One suggestion... for the images, you should scale them down with a imaging program like Paint Shop Pro or something, rather than just telling the browser to make it smaller. When the browser shrinks it, it still has to download the whole image and that makes it slower for people on dialup. You should have the images as links to the bigger ones too, so you can get a better view of them.
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