Support for Portrait & Landscape photos
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Hi
My photo collection is made up of portrait and landscape photos.
Portrait images are getting cropped in a way that I don't really like...
Can you suggest a way for me to detect protrait images and then crop them differently?
e.g. maybe if I can detect if the image height is greater than width, I could use: $ih->outputThumbnail1($thumbf,360,500,'');
rather than the current code -- $ih->outputThumbnail1($thumbf,500,360,'');
Also, some of my images are a bit wide/panoramic... I'd love a tidy solution for getting those to display too.
Any suggestions??
Thanks!
My photo collection is made up of portrait and landscape photos.
Portrait images are getting cropped in a way that I don't really like...
Can you suggest a way for me to detect protrait images and then crop them differently?
e.g. maybe if I can detect if the image height is greater than width, I could use: $ih->outputThumbnail1($thumbf,360,500,'');
rather than the current code -- $ih->outputThumbnail1($thumbf,500,360,'');
Also, some of my images are a bit wide/panoramic... I'd love a tidy solution for getting those to display too.
Any suggestions??
Thanks!
| Type: | Discussion |
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| Status: | New |
To centre the image, in my custom stylesheet, I added this code to override the gallerific style:
div.slideshowg a.advance-linkg {
text-align:center;
}
Happy with that :)
div.slideshowg a.advance-linkg {
text-align:center;
}
Happy with that :)
Hi
Glad it's working on you. We'll continue to improve this add-on and thank you for your inputs.
JZ
Glad it's working on you. We'll continue to improve this add-on and thank you for your inputs.
JZ
Just reading the other threads, and my question was pretty much answered here:http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/gallerific/questions-an...
Your suggestion worked for me:
On line 83, replace "outputThumbnail1" with "outputThumbnail2". This does the resizing without cropping.
Now I just need to get the image to centre... but shouldn't be too hard :)
Cheers