Talk:Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze

message: I have swapped the image used in this article with the one in David (Michelangelo) because I think that it improves both of them … it's more of a technical than aesthetic decision, based on looking at both pages at 1024x786 screen size using both Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
I was editing the David article, and the aspect ratio (tall and thin) was incongruous with the other two images in the article ... because of the  used to display it, which forces the name of the city and the museum to be on the same line, the width of the displayed box is determined by the combined length of the two text strings ... the result forces the image and caption to spill into the section below at some screen resolutions ... the captions of each one point to the other, which is what gave me the idea to swap them.
There is also a difference in where this spillage occurs based on which browser is used, so I had both pages open in tabs in both browsers so that I could compare the four combinations ... I am also very sensitive to the fact that many public access terminals are constrained to 1024x768 resolution, and the size of the image makes a much bigger difference at that screen size than it does at 1600x1200, which is what a lot of editors have at their home or office ... I tend to work at 1280x1024, but will occasionally switch to 800x600 mode in order to experience what a lot of readers using legacy PCs will see, and that is why images should not be larger than 250 pixels wide ... try it yourself on several pages, and you'll see what I mean.
Anyway, because the captions on the images of the statue in both articles point to each other, the same image should not be used for both ... if Some Other Editor does not like the change, then please revert both articles rather than just restoring one of them.
Happy Editing!  —72.75.100.232 07:46, 3 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Different image 

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thread_title:  External links modified 

message: How can i add those? i used the italian entry as a base but i'm not really good with how to use wikipedia, can you copy those from the italian page and reupload the content? i can't even access that translation anymore so i would have wasted two hours of work on translating D:
:IP editor, there were two problems with your edits: they were completely devoid of citations to any independent reliable source; and the content in the it.wp article seems to have been copied from this non-free page, so your translation was also a copyright violation, I'm afraid (which is why your edits are no longer visible). Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 15:36, 8 January 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Rv unreferenced additions