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Re: backgrounds logo image (was: Re: [ldraw.org] Update)
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lugnet.publish
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Sun, 22 Aug 1999 00:00:14 GMT
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In lugnet.publish, Larry Pieniazek <lar@voyager.net> writes:
> Another tangential question... why item #5?
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> > 5.You may use only one of these images per HTML document.
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> An earlier version of my factoring form had the white image as
> background for the whole thing, except the table cell at the very top
> which is sort of a title block (that part now has white bricks, and the
> rest of the form is plain white). I used the grey image there as
> background. It looked really sharp.
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> Based on #5, I switched to just the white one, to comply, as I don't
> want not to be in compliance, but I'm just curious as to why.
Hmm, good question. IIRC, #5 was written long before backgrounds could be
put into tables. So the motivation behind #5 wouldn't have been aesthetic,
but rather to limit the ripping off of the images as a collection. But #4
already addressed that, so #5 doesn't really add anything.
Since it wasn't my intention to prevent uses like the one you described
above, I have deleted #5. In its place, I added a new one which clarifies
#4 and the word "backgrounds":
5. You may use these images as background images (for example, page
backgrounds and table backgrounds) but not as embedded (e.g. <IMG>)
images.
At first blush, this might sound like a new restriction, but it actually
isn't: it just defines what is meant by "backgrounds" more precisely. And
in practice, this won't affect anyone, since no one uses the images via an
<IMG> tag.
--Todd
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| Another tangential question... why item #5? (...) An earlier version of my factoring form had the white image as background for the whole thing, except the table cell at the very top which is sort of a title block (that part now has white bricks, (...) (27 years ago, 21-Aug-99, to lugnet.publish)
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