size of the thumbnails in file manager
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Hello,
I am looking for the solution to change the thumbnail format in the file manager. I want to see them all in 60 pixels wide, and not cropped square 30 pixels, which is less convenient to identify them.
I changed the size of the thumbnails in the system setting and I chose "proportional" then I purged the cache to regenerate the thumbnails but nothing has changed.
Should we go into the code to change this option?
Thank you
I am looking for the solution to change the thumbnail format in the file manager. I want to see them all in 60 pixels wide, and not cropped square 30 pixels, which is less convenient to identify them.
I changed the size of the thumbnails in the system setting and I chose "proportional" then I purged the cache to regenerate the thumbnails but nothing has changed.
Should we go into the code to change this option?
Thank you
Thank you.
I found a solution.
Just change this in filemanager.css
with
And I delete all thumbnails in the cache on the server and I give 80px & 60px for the size in systeme thumbnails.
Every thing is fine and thumbnails are regenerate like I want.
I found a solution.
Just change this in filemanager.css
with
And I delete all thumbnails in the cache on the server and I give 80px & 60px for the size in systeme thumbnails.
Every thing is fine and thumbnails are regenerate like I want.
If you modified directly a core concrete5 file you will lose all your modifications next time you update Concrete5.
You don't need to hack the core, you can override
concrete/css/file-manager.css
with
application/css/file-manager.css
The folder application/css does not exist, you have to create it.
concrete/css/file-manager.css
with
application/css/file-manager.css
The folder application/css does not exist, you have to create it.
Thank you, it's better !
New 30x30px thumbnails are too small for use on many sites.
This tip worked fine - at least for the thumbnail size.
But I found this causes problems with image uploading and selecting on several sites. They have been upgraded from 5.7.13 to 8.4.2 and further to 8.4.3. PHP 7.1 and/or 7.2. Problems with local and live sites. Images are rescanned.
Attached images show what happens: File manager works even if it looks funny. Selecting or changing images in Image block or Background image and Overlay block is difficult. Selection box is not visible - but in Image block link to File Manager works.
I would like to have it all: larger thumbnails and working image selection. But I just can't figure out why that override does what it does.
Any thoughts?
This tip worked fine - at least for the thumbnail size.
But I found this causes problems with image uploading and selecting on several sites. They have been upgraded from 5.7.13 to 8.4.2 and further to 8.4.3. PHP 7.1 and/or 7.2. Problems with local and live sites. Images are rescanned.
Attached images show what happens: File manager works even if it looks funny. Selecting or changing images in Image block or Background image and Overlay block is difficult. Selection box is not visible - but in Image block link to File Manager works.
I would like to have it all: larger thumbnails and working image selection. But I just can't figure out why that override does what it does.
Any thoughts?
You may find this pull of interest
https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/pull/6593...
https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/pull/6593...
That is interesting!
Copied the files but didn't get popups working. Looking forward to updates now! (and will retry those files)
Thanks in advance :-)
Copied the files but didn't get popups working. Looking forward to updates now! (and will retry those files)
Thanks in advance :-)
No..
I never use online editing functions. I did not find this problem ..
I never use online editing functions. I did not find this problem ..
Yes that's true, but my previous experiences with upgrades have not been successful.
When the platform is stable, no more touching it before a new generation is needed.
It's sad but it's more cautious ..
When the platform is stable, no more touching it before a new generation is needed.
It's sad but it's more cautious ..
If you have lots of files it's a bit of a pain so I suggest you install this free add-on and run the job it will do it for you:http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/rescan-all-files...
Another thing to keep in mind is that the images are kept at a 30px x 30px size by CSS in the file manager so unless you override the CSS you're not going to actually see the difference