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All the graphs have links to full size versions and the size in the article itself is dictated by the site (since the side bar is clearly mandatory) So I don't
by SamAtt 17y ago
All the graphs have links to full size versions and the size in the article itself is dictated by the site (since the side bar is clearly mandatory) So I don't quite no what your problem is.
- ajross 17y agoI can't read them. What's the point to putting them there if I can't read them? Just include a link saying "Graph...". Why format a graph to be 1200 pixels wide, with small fonts even at that size, and then shrink it by a factor of two? I mean, the inline images might as well be pictures of puppies for all the value they provide to the page. Edit: I should add that if the size of the images is dictated by the site, then some attention might have been provided to including inline images designed to be used at that size. It's not like it's impossible to display this information in an 600-pixel-wide format...