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In this video I show you how I use a free online tool called Pixlr to massively reduce the size of the images on your webpages without losing the overall quality of the image. This helps to ensure your pages load as quickly as possible.
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Salynch107
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Great video and very helpful!
The issue I keep running into is that no matter what the size of my image that I insert into wordpress, it is automatically blowing up my photo on the actual webpage, even if my preview page shows the correct size. I cannot seem to find in settings where/why this keeps happening. Any ideas? Thank you!
The issue I keep running into is that no matter what the size of my image that I insert into wordpress, it is automatically blowing up my photo on the actual webpage, even if my preview page shows the correct size. I cannot seem to find in settings where/why this keeps happening. Any ideas? Thank you!
HarryNio
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Very high-quality video and nice steady voice... You should consider starting a YouTube channel if you haven't already.
I am using Photoshop to scale down my images and compresspng.com to compress them without losing any quality whatsoever.
My regards,
Xaric
I am using Photoshop to scale down my images and compresspng.com to compress them without losing any quality whatsoever.
My regards,
Xaric
