avoid pixelation with resizing the image

I was thinking about my site (with a ton of help from a lot of people on this forum - thank you nancy osgood riki)

( Sudarshan!)

I have my thumb nails resizing (using max-width: 100%) in a gallery, but on a browser window as big as my screen 32 '' they get pixelated when they intensify, in particular the text...

is it possible to start with a higher resolution image and post them to a smaller screen size for when they intensify they stay crisp?

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Thank you...

Hello mate, Welcome back!

Ideally, I'd do a width of 100% for your images on the site to enlarge them. Any plugin that you use, you will certainly find pixellisant the image at least to some extent.

However, if you are certainly looking to achieve this goal, try this: http://archive.plugins.jquery.com/project/aeImageResize

And, begin with a higher resolution of the image. The plug-in dimensionnera it down proportionally according to the size of the screen you decide to show it on, rather the dimension DIV that contains the image inside.

In addition, it is noted that the use of multiple jQuery will lead to a problem of performance on your site. You should keep this in mind.

One last thing: having said you should start with a superior image resolution, your site loading time will increase significantly because the plugin doesn't change to the bottom of the image visually, it does not load the images different sizes!

If I were you, I'll keep the thumbnails to zoom to an optimal size and then provide a link inside my fancybox / lightbox to a much fuller, more large size image - if anyone is interested to see / download the large image.

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    Thank you!

    There is a Style property "calibration" for the image, set this "Adjust".

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    Perhaps the resizer freeware at the following image
    be worth a try.

    (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
    Restore point before installing software or updates)

    Prish Image Resizer
    http://www.photo-freeware.NET/Prish-image-resizer.php
    (Operating system: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)
    (the name of the 32-bit file is: 32bit_PrishResizer_2519.msi)
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    (Note... the download links for 32-bit and 64-bit are reversed)

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