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IE8 Blurry Images
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ilevent
2009-04-22 05:17:01 UTC
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When we upgraded to IE8, some images are blurred. These images were rendered
apropriately in previous IE versions. I think the problem is that image real
size is different than the specified size given in page.

Here is the code:
<img src="../../images/my_img.gif" width="21" height="20" border="0"
alt="Seç" hspace="2" align="absMiddle">

The real image size is 21X21 pixel.

Will it be fixed or do we have to fix our web applications?
rob^_^
2009-04-22 07:05:45 UTC
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Hi ilevent,

Yes, you should change your web page.

Using height or width attribute values other than the 'natural' dimensions
of the src image forces IE to calculate how the image is to be displayed,
increasing the load time of the page. (changed aspect ratio).

You see this quite often when developers use the full sized image to display
a thumbnail. Not only is the browser slowed by the large file download, but
also it has to recalculate how the image is to be displayed.

Regards.
Post by ilevent
When we upgraded to IE8, some images are blurred. These images were rendered
apropriately in previous IE versions. I think the problem is that image real
size is different than the specified size given in page.
<img src="../../images/my_img.gif" width="21" height="20" border="0"
alt="Seç" hspace="2" align="absMiddle">
The real image size is 21X21 pixel.
Will it be fixed or do we have to fix our web applications?
cnd
2010-03-18 16:20:06 UTC
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Change the zoom-level adjuster at the bottom-right of your IE8 window back to
100% to fix your problem...

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