Image size attributes

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A bit on the SEO subject, but I figure I'd post here since it is
a suggestion.  The goal would be to give all product IMG tags height
and width attributes... Two options, really, determine them on-demand
through a script that would open the image file and get the dimensions
as they're needed, or add a couple of fields to the pcImageDirectory table and have imageDir.asp page add/update values when doing the indexing.

Not sure how much this really helps with SEO (they say it does) but it's something I'm adding and I figured it's something others would want, and could help ya'll by adding another thing in your features list.  I've pretty well decided to do it on-demand since I do all image updates/additions via ftp or remote desktop and literally never use the image upload pages, but a quick select from the imagedir table might be a better choice for those with shared servers.

Edited by NWilliams - 02-February-2007 at 1:19pm

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NWilliams Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 19-November-2006 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 0	Post Options Post Reply Quote NWilliams Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Image size attributes Posted: 02-February-2007 at 1:17pm
	A bit on the SEO subject, but I figure I'd post here since it is a suggestion. The goal would be to give all product IMG tags height and width attributes... Two options, really, determine them on-demand through a script that would open the image file and get the dimensions as they're needed, or add a couple of fields to the pcImageDirectory table and have imageDir.asp page add/update values when doing the indexing. Not sure how much this really helps with SEO (they say it does) but it's something I'm adding and I figured it's something others would want, and could help ya'll by adding another thing in your features list. I've pretty well decided to do it on-demand since I do all image updates/additions via ftp or remote desktop and literally never use the image upload pages, but a quick select from the imagedir table might be a better choice for those with shared servers. Edited by NWilliams - 02-February-2007 at 1:19pm