IWeb making 100 kb pic 600+

i have unchecked the optimize photo option in preferences, but iWeb is still making all the photos on page 5-6 times larger.
i have made the graphics small (<100k) on purpose so the page loads faster.
after publishing i load the site and check properties of the pics and they are all 500kb or larger. makes for a wonderful slow loading page.

You're absolutely right. It's been a long day. I publish to a folder and run WebSite Maestro on my sites before uploading with WSM. It optimizes all image files and converts png files to jpgs. It often reduces the total file size of some of my sites by up to 48%. When running the tests just now I did it automatically without thinking.
Those holders do change the files to pngs and increase their file size.
Just ran a test and deleted the place holder before adding an pre optimized file and it was not converted to a png and remained the same size, 111 Kb. So if you were to delete the place holder and add the photo directly to the page in the header but below the navbar (as I said you'll need to put an empty text box in the header and drag it down to increase the header's size. Or just increase the header in the Inspector/Page/Layout pane. (the text box was quicker for the text).
This should allow you to use the small photos and greatly increase the page loading.

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[img]
http://imageshack.com/a/img633/315/UxdwJs.png
index.html
[code]
<!DOCTYPE html>
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<head>
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<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<meta name="description" content="">
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<div class="navbar-header">
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* Code licensed under the Apache License v2.0.
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There may be some delay between the entry being sent to wufoo and getting e-mail notification but shouldn't take hours anyway...

IWeb since moving off of MM problems

I have a folder for my iWeb blog on my godaddy server but every time I update it wants to replace the entire blog file. It says:
"A folder with the name "pbp" already exists on the server. Do you want to replace it?
Replacing it will completely overwrite the current contents of the folder on the server."
Is there a trick to making it only replace what has changed?
http://www.patrickbennett.com/blog/pbp/pbpblog/pbpblog.html
Thanks for any clues.....

Yes Wyodor, that's a problem. That's the old MM address and it's on all of my pages, do you know of a "search and replace" tool? I can't imagine having to one by one change the address.
Roddy & Cyclosaurus: I'm trying to follow your "tips". You seem to be poking at each other and not at me, I've only been on iWeb making a blog since Jan of 2006, about the day it was released, but don't delve into it any deeper than I have time for.
I am uploading via iWeb ftp and have the root folder set to my root folder of my main site:
(now this won't let me upload images) Under Website URL I have: http://www.patrickbennett.com
Should that be a different root folder?
I've always been puzzled as to why the site address has double names like pbp/pbpblog/pbpblog.html but am guessing it is folder/document related.
Again, thanks for any clues.

Is there a way to have files available for download on your iweb site?

Ok here's the question. If I wanted a image file or music file to be available for download on your iweb site.....would that be possible?
Kind of like when you go to a website and sometimes it has a link you can press to download a file. If you click the file then the "save as" or "download" window opens depending on your browser.
Is something like this available on an iweb site? If so then how would you create something like that? Any help would be appreciated.

audiophiler,
There are two ways to link to files with iWeb. The approach that iWebFaq outlines results in iWeb making a copy of the file in question and storing it in the domain.sites file. Then, when it publishes your website, it puts a copy of the file in the right place in the folders it publishes. Visitors to your site then download that copy.
You are correct that you can put things in your public folder of your iDisk for download. But the process of linking to those files is different. When you set up the link in iWeb (using the inspector) you need to choose "external link" and provide the url of the file in question.
For more background on the differences between these approaches, and the advantages of each, see this thread. That thread also has some good links for sorting out what the url of the files in your public (and other) folders of your iDisk are.
kabing
iBook G4 14 in Mac OS X (10.4.9) iMac 400 MHz G3 OS 9.2.2

... entry level hardware for using iWeb?

Yep. I realize what the spec sheets are saying on hardware but, I'm interested in real world experiences. What is the lowest level Mac running iWeb? Thanks.
G3 600 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

I think it will depend on the size of your site : I have a 1GHz G4 iMac with 768 MB RAM; my domain file (in application support/iWeb) is over 1 GB and the published site about 200 MB : it takes more than one hour to publish to a folder and more than 2 hours to publish to my .mac, which is incredibely slow...

Lumia 1020 can't take any high resolution pics aft...

Hi everybody, I'm new here...
I've got this Lumia 1020, and until the latest update it used to make 2 different pictures after one shoot: a low-res and a high res.
My latestt update: (Windows Phone 8.1; (8.10.12393.890) Revisionnumber firmware: 3051.50009.1424.0001; Revisionnumber hardware: 4.4.0.2
After the latest update my 1020 only makes low-resolution pictures.
Could anybody help me to find the right settings for making high-res pics again?
At the settings page I chose the Nokia camera instead of the Microsoft camera, and pressed the camera-reset button as well.
Thanx!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Thanks, after the update I had to retrieve my "Nokia Camera" app. The standard settings were JPEG 5MP.
I've been messing around with settings before, not being aware that I was in "Microsoft Camera" mode.
The update wiped away many standard Nokia apps, such as the Nav-system. I had to get them beack from the Nokia store.
So everything is allright now, thanks a lot!

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