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== Requirements for images on Clicklaw == | |||
# The image must be saved in PNG or JPEG format. | # The image must be saved in PNG or JPEG format. | ||
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As between .PNG and .JPEG formats, .PNG is the better choice for images that you upload to Clicklaw. When you upload your image, it is automatically resized and saved, and a .JPEG file will lose more information in that process than a .PNG file. Saving in .PNG format is the best choice for images that contain text or line art, such as most logos. | As between .PNG and .JPEG formats, .PNG is the better choice for images that you upload to Clicklaw. When you upload your image, it is automatically resized and saved, and a .JPEG file will lose more information in that process than a .PNG file. Saving in .PNG format is the best choice for images that contain text or line art, such as most logos. | ||
== Tips for adding images to Clicklaw == | |||
* You only need one image for a resource, even a resource that is available in multiple languages or formats. Where a resource is available in multiple languages, we suggest taking an image of the English language version. | * You only need one image for a resource, even a resource that is available in multiple languages or formats. Where a resource is available in multiple languages, we suggest taking an image of the English language version. | ||