On Jun 27, 2:47 pm, mail2dny <
mail2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i like it to have .gif extension.
> some web do not treat it as image without proper extension.
>
The original image in this case does not have a *.gif extension.
If it did, you could snip just the part before the ".gif" and then
include the .gif in your link.
For example, let's say the original image was:
http://an-example-domain.com/an-example-image.gif
Then you could snip just this:
http://an-example-domain.com/an-example-image
This would give you a snipurl like this:
http://snipr.com/mycode
But you could share it like this:
http://snipr.com/mycode.gif
But in this case the original file itself is not an image.
Secondly, as per HTTP technology, as long as you have the <img
src="XYZ">, the XYZ can be any file extension you wish. As long as it
is valid image content the browser will show it as an image.
Hope this helps?
Shashank