Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote
Is there a way I can anti-aliasing a gif to be able to get a
hi-quality resizeable backgroundpicture.
Yes, use your favorite graphics program prior to upload.
I recommend The GIMP 2. <http://gimp.org/>
I know even better programs to do this, but I need a anti-aliasing on
the client-browser site when the image-size changes on the size of the
browser.
Like a company-logo stretched on the background.
When a GIF of JPG is being resized by the browser you get wurse
pictures because it needs a anti-aliasing. Maybe there is some
filter for it...
Maybe there is, but it would be IE only.
<http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/filter/filters.asp>
I didn't find a real anti-aliasing here :(
Or can I write my own subroutine to do this in client-browsers?
No, you cannot. The J(ava)Script engine has not the slightest
idea what an image could be (aside from the Image host object,
but that doesn't provide access to raw image data).
I would think something like placing the same image slitely moved over
each other and add some opaque to them.
Isn't there any way to build a website that autosizes everything
depending on the browser site. A sort of autosize the complete site
images, tekst, tables, ...