From: Murray *ACE* on
That'd be the way to do it. But it can introduce some 'wiggle' in the page
as the browser figures out how to render those anonymous images.

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"RGolfer" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Jameswoody,
>
> I simply removed teh height and width in teh picture insert line and it
> removed the restrictions on the picture.
>
>
> With restrictions
> <img src="<%=(rsAdsAvailable.Fields.Item("PictureSmall").Value)%>"
> alt="none"
> width="30" height="30">
>
> Without
> <img src="<%=(rsAdsAvailable.Fields.Item("PictureSmall").Value)%>"
> alt="insert
> picture">
>
>

From: Murray *ACE* on
Why do you need them editable again? Why not just remove them altogether?

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"jameswoody" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I know that I could remove width="30" and height="30" from each page if i
> coped the page multiple times, but i'm using a template so how do i get
> the
> width and height values (on the template) as editable?
>