Image sizes are now capped.

[Operator¹]

The maximum width of any image you post is now 1000 pixels.

[img width=1000 height=750]http://www.hdwallpaperspot.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Mountain-Wallpapers-for-Desktop-in-HD-Resolution.jpeg[/img]

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[Demian]

Like you know those images in signatures that come out from behind the signature

Those can't be done now

Works for me: http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?action=profile;u=18878

[NalNalas]

This picture is 3560x something else its my desktop
lets see if it crops



EDIT: it does holy forget

[Operator¹]

yep it's automatic

[Altiris]

Hmmfh. Snazzy.

OYUS a Linux user.
Anyways, either Badspot is annoyed at page stretches....or he's running low on Disk Space!

[Flush535]

OYUS a Linux user.
Anyways, either Badspot is annoyed at page stretches....or he's running low on Disk Space!

what does disk space have to do with anything?

[Altiris]

what does disk space have to do with anything?

I knew this was coming, where else do you think all of these images are stored? (Hint: Lookup SQL Server)

[Tokthree]

I knew this was coming, where else do you think all of these images are stored? (Hint: Lookup SQL Server)

He only needs to store the images if he views them directly and they are cached on his system :l

[dorkdotdan]

The width should have been capped at 1200 I think. The images aren't that big on a 1080p monitor.

Of course my opinion doesn't mean anything but whatever.

[Kimono]

so if you use quick reply and type it wont resize

[Kimono]

now it does

[NalNalas]

The width should have been capped at 1200 I think. The images aren't that big on a 1080p monitor.

Of course my opinion doesn't mean anything but whatever.

The post your desktop place is a gigantic page stretch especially with people like me with multiple monitors

[Moriarty]

Like you know those images in signatures that come out from behind the signature

Those can't be done now

those are only 750~ pixels wide

[carolcat]

noooooooo :C
Look how small that image is on my screen :C
-snip-

then open the image in a new tab

[Ben Grapevine]

YES