I don't know if this is because I just upgraded to 1.2, but I don't think it is.
Why, after I uncheck the "crop thumbnails" and/or "image size is longest size" boxes, and then save, do they remain checked?
Is there something I have to do to make this functionality work?
Thanks in advance.
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I have purged my cache, but my albums are inheriting thumbnail parameters from my gallery.
I understand that if an album does not have a specific theme assigned to it then it is supposed to inherit those properties.
But as far as I can tell, if you UNCHECK the "crop thumbnails" button for a specific album, then instead of using the "thumbsize" value that you enter, it inherits the "thumbsize" value from the gallery.
If you check http://www.zenphoto.org/files/nightly/, look for something resembling the fix to the problem you mention (not in this case as you'll get email). That's how I check minor fixes sbillard or acrylian fix overnight or if it gets missed and into the next day. usually you can recognize the comment line.
-gallery uses large (cropped) thumbnails (say, 250 x 100).
-albums uses small (uncropped) thumbnails (say, max125 max85).
alternatively, i could use cropped thumbnails in the albums, but i would just crop them very little i suppose.
seems like all the options i try either result in the image thumbnails (on an album page) being the same size as the album thumbnails (on the gallery page), or they're stretched in some funky ways. is it necessary for me to use the printCustomAlbumThumbImage and/or printCustomSizedImage functions, or is there an easier way?
are the custom thumbnails cached? if not, i'm assuming it would be smartest for me to set the normal thumbnails for the size that i want the image thumbnails to appear in the album pages since there will be a lot of them, and then use a custom size for the album thumbnails on the gallery page since there are less of them.
thanks.
But that is not a problem since they are cached once on the fly if someone visits the image the first time and never again (unless you change the size of course).
Andrew