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| * [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Uploading images|Wikipedia:Uploading images]] | | * [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Uploading images|Wikipedia:Uploading images]] |
| * [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Graphics Lab|Wikipedia:Graphics Lab]] | | * [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Graphics Lab|Wikipedia:Graphics Lab]] |
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| Here a "typical Wikipedia reader" is defined by the cultural beliefs of the majority of the website ''readers'' (not active editors) that are literate in an article's language. Clarifying this viewpoint may require a broad spectrum of input and discussion, as cultural views can differ widely.
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| If you do much work with image layouts, consider leaving your preference at 220px to match the "reader experience" of most readers.</ref>
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| <code>px</code> works the same as <code>upright</code> for users with the usual base width setting of 220px, but works counterintuitively for readers whose base width is set to a different value (see [[Help:Preferences#Files]]). For example, an image coded <code>275px</code>{{mdashb}}presumably to make it wider than most images on a particular page{{mdashb}}is actually rendered ''smaller'' than most images if the user has changed his base width to 300px. In contrast, <code>upright</code> responds gracefully to changes in the user's base width, maintaining the relative size of images in any given article by enlarging or reducing all of them proportionately.
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| However, a thumbnail can '''not''' be displayed larger than the original uploaded image. For example, if an image is coded <code>thumb|330px</code> or <code>thumb|upright=1.5</code> (for a reader with the usual base width of 220px), but the original uploaded file was only 200px wide, then the article thumbnail will still be displayed at only 200px.
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| [[Category:UniWiki Manual of Style]] | | [[Category:UniWiki Manual of Style]] |
