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resolutions - Printable Version +- ZenphotoCMS Forum (https://forum.zenphoto.org) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.zenphoto.org/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: General support (https://forum.zenphoto.org/forum-4.html) +--- Thread: resolutions (/thread-3842.html) |
resolutions - ela002 - 2008-09-29 Hello, Is it possible when I upload a high resolution image to get smaller resolution sizes too? Like 1024 x 768, 1280 x 1024 etc.. wihout having to upload a different resolution of the same image? Thanks resolutions - sbillard - 2008-09-29 Yes, zenphoto resizes photos to the size needed for display. The standard themes all display a "normal sized" resize of the image based on the options you set. If you want multiple different sizes you would need to customize the theme for that. resolutions - ela002 - 2008-09-29 Maybe I didn't make myself clear. Each image has a link "Full Size". What I need is to have a link for 800x600, 1024x768 etc. so it has to resize the image on the fly. resolutions - sbillard - 2008-09-29 No, you were clear. You can do that if you wish. But it is not done in any of the distributed themes. resolutions - ela002 - 2008-09-30 Is there any theme even if I have to pay for it that can provide that option? resolutions - acrylian - 2008-10-01 No, sorry, there is no theme that provides that option. If you know php you can do that yourself, take a look at our functions guide and search for customsizeimage functions. resolutions - ela002 - 2008-10-01 Thanks I will give it a try I have find how to do it but need to work on it how to crop/resize each image only to lower resolution than the original size. What I have found till now is this: ` "> resolutions - acrylian - 2008-10-01 The code you posted is not readable, you need to put it into [i]but need to work on it how to crop/resize each image only to lower resolution than the original size.[/i] resolutions - ela002 - 2008-10-01 I have modified my post, is it ok now? resolutions - acrylian - 2008-10-01 Yep, now ok. You found the correct functions. resolutions - ela002 - 2008-10-02 `` I found that way to make multiple links for different resolutions. Now what I am trying to find out is how to resize only to smaller resolutions, it would look very bad to resize from 800x600 to 2560x1600. resolutions - acrylian - 2008-10-02 Please review our functions guide, we have functions for getting the width and height of an image. resolutions - ela002 - 2008-10-02 How can I avoid cropping? When I use the first variabled getCustomImageURL($size, $width=2560, $height=1600 it crops the image instead of just resizing. Oh you have answered me on another thread where I asked about $size, I will try to use getCustomSizedImageMaxSpace. Thanks a lot |