Well I'm using this rollover image script:
Well the problem is that the image that I want to be rollevered to is larger than the first image (100*118) but the the second image (176*208) gets resized to the size of the first image. Is there anyway that the first image would retain its size (100*118) while the second image (176*208) would retain its?
P.S. Right now I'm just running the script locally - just for practice.
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Well the problem is that the image that I want to be rollevered to is larger than the first image (100*118) but the the second image (176*208) gets resized to the size of the first image. Is there anyway that the first image would retain its size (100*118) while the second image (176*208) would retain its?
P.S. Right now I'm just running the script locally - just for practice.
