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GiuseppeMacri
8 years agoQrew Captain
would i just append that to the end of the width portion of the code?
I barely pass as a script kiddie so if this seems overly simple i apologize.
Edit#2: If you could make a button that would rotate the photo, how would you go about doing it?
I barely pass as a script kiddie so if this seems overly simple i apologize.
Edit#2: If you could make a button that would rotate the photo, how would you go about doing it?
_anomDiebolt_
8 years agoQrew Elite
Adjust your formula to produce this HTML for the image:
<img src='...' height='400' width='400' style='transform: rotate(90deg);'>
FWIW, all those "backslash double quote"s (ie \") are just making your formula hard to read. You can just use a single quote instead (ie ').
Or if there are no spaces in the attribute value you don't even need any quotes at all:
<img src=https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/30d923ee56cbae00df6ad2921abac67b?d=identicon&s=100 height=400 width=400 style=transform:rotate(90deg)>
<img src='...' height='400' width='400' style='transform: rotate(90deg);'>
FWIW, all those "backslash double quote"s (ie \") are just making your formula hard to read. You can just use a single quote instead (ie ').
Or if there are no spaces in the attribute value you don't even need any quotes at all:
<img src=https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/30d923ee56cbae00df6ad2921abac67b?d=identicon&s=100 height=400 width=400 style=transform:rotate(90deg)>