Re: Question about cthumb
Carlos Puchol <[email protected]> Mon, 6 Jan 2003 10:34:56 -0800
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hi raphael, i believe there is sucha feature already: SlidePictureGeometry (and i think DefaultSlidePictureGeometry). i don't use it much, so i tend to forget the details. perhaps others in the list may be able to help you more. try this: SlidePictureGeometry: 800x600 1024x768 2048x1360 DefaultSlidePictureGeometry: 1024x768 and see if that is what you need. note that this will generate a picture for each resolution, so i can take time. thanks, -c ps: this should be in an FAQ, we just never get around to it :) Raph HP <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > thank you for this great software which is cthumb, it is really fast, > quite comfortable and looks _really_ great. The _only_ thing I miss, is > that there does not seem to be an option to do the following thing: in > my albums, I would like that when an user clicks on a thumbnail, he > first gets a "medium size" image, which's size could be configurable, > and only if he clicks on the "medium size" image he gets the full > resolution image. The reason why I think this feature is great, is that > it would improve surfing quality a lot for the users. Often, users only > want to have a quick look at the images, there the icons for the next > and previous image are great. But sometimes, users want to download the > images at the best quality in order to print them. As I use a format of > 2048x1360 on my digital camera, it is not comfortable to use as download > is much too slow (image size is about 1Mb) and the images are much too > big to view with a browser. > > Is there such an option for doing that already implemented in cthumb? > If yes, which is it, I did not found it in the documentation. > If no, will you implement that function in a future version? > > Thank you very much for your answer > > Regards > > Raphaƫl Haberer-Proust ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf