Suggestion for large images?

[StefanWolves]

I don't quite know what this is called, so I'll just explain it, surely some MODs ect will know what I'm talkin about.

I visit numerous forums, and whenever people post pics above a certain size it goes into a sort of spoiler thing like this:



It resizes the image to a set size (not sure on what size it is) ~ this is a great tweak that could be installed on our forum, as many people are now switching to smaller netbooks, 13" and lower, in some cases even down to 7" laptops (asus) - and I also own a netbook, and finding huge images on a page that are to big to fit on the screen are pretty annoying, especially if it's something important. If it is something not important and just spam, ect, it slows the web-browser speed down considerably IMO. (on netbooks). When you click on the strap above the image, it goes to the normal size of what the image was actually meant to be, in this case 921x606.

I feel this will improve user experience on habboxforum, as it will be less slower and easier for smaller netbooks to get around the forum and not seeing huge images when people post them.

Thoughts?

[Jin]

I know exactly what you mean and also think this may be worth considering.

[StefanWolves]

Thanks! lots of forums have this and I have always thought it'd be good on HxF.

[Kardan]

Fully agree I'd be happy to see this on the forum

[StefanWolves]

Thanks Kardan!

[Skajo]

I would welcome it with open, lovable arms. It's used on many-a forum including EA's so it can't be a security risk

[StefanWolves]

Thanks Adam!

Thought you were gonna piss on me then and say "NAH THIS IS CRAP I DONT WANT IT!!"

Lol

[xxMATTGxx]

Very good suggestion you have posted here. Would be very handy for the users if we do ever get it.

[scottish]

aslong as theres an option to disable the resize i wouldn't mind, but it would be bloody annoying if i had to click every image so see its size because it got resized.

[Black_Apalachi]

Even on a normal laptop, I find huge images annoying. I hate it when they stretch the thread wider than normal . Sounds like a great idea .