I have a slight problem!
I have a banner on a newly created 300 page web site.
It was a .art - this caused problems for some browsers. I replaced it with a .gif and renamed it .art
(so I have a gif named art)
will this cause problems
~S
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Busy posted this at 23:05 — 14th May 2005.
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Yes, as a gif is a gif and an art is an art file
Especially if the gif is animated
wwwben posted this at 06:08 — 3rd June 2005.
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yeah just stick with a .gif file!
Roo posted this at 06:50 — 3rd June 2005.
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.art extentions are native to AOL, hence people on AOL will be the only ones that can see them.
FreshDezines posted this at 08:03 — 9th June 2005.
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wait, you have art.gif as the name? That's probably fine. But you can't just 'change' an .art to a .gif by renaming it. You need to open it in a design program and export it as a .gif (I think, I'm not really sure what an .art is)
I can do that for you if you need.
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