When you include a Height and Width attribute in the image tag, the browser
knows how big it should be before ever accessing the image file itself. It
can allocate space in the page for that image and then doesn't have to worry
about what the actual file contains.  The page can be completely rendered
with the blank spaces where the images go before the images ever start to
load.  So, yes, there is a little more code to download, but the end result
is a much faster page render.

My advice for preserving your HTML:  At the bottom of the editing window of
VID, click the "Source" tab. That works great for me! ;-)

Peter

-----Original Message-----
From: yuenkit [mailto:janet_smith2000@y...]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 12:24 PM
To: Interdev_Programming
Subject: [interdev_programming] RE: how to prevent VID change my code?


Why saying that H & W tags will load img faster?
i thought it add more code n may slow down the downloading time.

anyway, do u know any option in VID that similiar to "Preserve existing
HTML" in Frontpage2000? :-)



> Don't use the WYSIWYG editor- only use the code view and then use a
browser
> to review your work.
>
> However- why wouldn't you want H & W tags on an image? It loads that
much
> faster!
>
> Hal Levy
> StarMedia Network, Inc.
> Intranet Development Manager
>