[photo-3d] Web pages

["John Goodman" <jgood@xxxxxxxx>]

The recent tips for making flexible web pages for X and P 
viewing were very helpful, but I had some trouble. I couldn't 
get the width=XX% to work in tables (which are helpful for 
layout), and couldn't get three images to line up on one line if 
the total percent went above 100. So a self-resizing triptych 
format that only shows two images at maximum size seems 
impossible, but I'm not an HTML maven.

I want to cater to XVGA+ display users (~1280x1024) rather 
than SVGA, so the image files are about 100 kb each side, a 
long download at 33 kbs. With the width defined as a percent, I 
think my browser had to download the whole file before 
rendering it, even though the file is progressive jpeg, and a 
blank screen for tens of seconds would be awful. So I put up a 
low res source, but at a much smaller pixel size (which is a no 
no?).

Anyway, I'd like to know if the low res source images load first, 
or just the first layer of the regular file, and if the layout is 
okay, or what needs fixing. I think this kind of page should 
make X-eye and P viewers equally happy, though X-eye loads 
first.     (about 200 k total)

http://www.3-dviews.com/stereoxtra-1/RLR-test.html

jeg

 

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