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[Joe Papasnap Maher]

Im in need of some help, someone to just sort something out for me

I have no clue with it all, and just looking for someone who i can harass for half an hour.

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[mickytwotoes]

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[Joe Papasnap Maher]

I need some help regarding an ebay template listing..

I made a template, some geezer on fiver made it into html for me.

Have temporarily uploaded it to my mates site, 

But when i go into ebay and put the html in, and change the links..the pics are showing up much bigger than they are supposed to be. Just wondering if its something that im doing wrong or what?

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[jeff costello]

don't know about ebay templates, but my guess would be that your friend just did not declare image sizes at all and your new image files are bigger than the ones your friend used. easiest fix would be to just make the image files you are using smaller. 

alternatively, you can declare image size in the html file like this:

inline:
<img src="http://....jpg" height="100" width="100" />
<img src="http://....jpg" style="width: 100px; height: 100px; " />
<img src="http://....jpg" style="width: 100px; height: auto " />

if your img-tags have a field called "class" or "id", like this:
<img src="http://....jpg" class="something" />
then the image-size info is stored either in a seperate css-file or within style-tags at the top of your html-file (just find the section with the same name as your class/id)

Edited January 12, 2017 by jeff costello

[Wrayvon]

Or if the containers are set up correctly, just add a css style of img {max-width:100%}. This is assuming you've not used in line styles.... 

Edit: ping me a pm if you like, I'm going to be doing some work tonight anyway so can take a look

Edited January 12, 2017 by Wrayvon