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how to display full version of images or edit image classes?

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Dan Zembrosky	Tuesday 04 February 2003 1:14:12 pm Currently I only know of three image classes, small medium and large. Large however is not full scale, and this is screwing up some design aspects of my site. Furthermore I would like to be able to edit or define image classes in general and cannot find any documentation on the matter. Could someone plese help or point in the right direction here?
Dan Zembrosky	Wednesday 05 February 2003 12:27:03 am > Currently I only know of three image classes, small medium > and large. Large however is not full scale, and this is > screwing up some design aspects of my site. Furthermore I > would like to be able to edit or define image classes in > general and cannot find any documentation on the matter. > Could someone plese help or point in the right direction > here? OK, the editing is easy, but still, full class, no matter how large I set it, is not allowing anything larger than 400x400 for some wierd reason. THis seems like a bug to me... can anyone verify this on their system?
Alexei Pechekhonov	Wednesday 05 February 2003 2:12:31 am Did you try to change something in site.ini ? Try it . [ImageSettings] NewDirPermissions=0770 NewImagePermissions=0660 SmallSizeWidth=60 SmallSizeHeight=60 MediumSizeWidth=150 MediumSizeHeight=150 LargeSizeWidth=600 LargeSizeHeight=600 ReferenceSizeWidth=200 ReferenceSizeHeight=200 ScaleLargerThenOriginal=false OriginalDir=original ReferenceDir=reference VariationsDir=variations Alex
mikael lindqvist	Wednesday 05 February 2003 9:48:31 am I have the same problem and I have disabled my cache so there really shouldn't be any need to clear it too (right?). > > > Currently I only know of three image classes, small > > medium > > > and large. Large however is not full scale, and this > is > > > screwing up some design aspects of my site. > Furthermore > > I > > > would like to be able to edit or define image classes > in > > > general and cannot find any documentation on the > matter. > > > Could someone plese help or point in the right > direction > > > here? > > > > OK, the editing is easy, but still, full class, no > matter > > how large I set it, is not allowing anything larger than > > 400x400 for some wierd reason. THis seems like a bug to > > me... can anyone verify this on their system? > > Did you try to clear the cache after a change of the image > settings?
Dan Zembrosky	Wednesday 05 February 2003 11:27:34 am First off I have my site set not to cache, secondly the default setting is 600 by 600 and the pics are coming out 400 by 400 i even tried setting it to 1000 by 1000 wuth no avail. I searched with windows text search for files with 400 in them and had absolutely no luck finding any source code responsible for this.
Jan Borsodi	Thursday 06 February 2003 2:59:53 am > > Currently I only know of three image classes, small > medium > > and large. Large however is not full scale, and this is > > screwing up some design aspects of my site. Furthermore > I > > would like to be able to edit or define image classes in > > general and cannot find any documentation on the matter. > > Could someone plese help or point in the right direction > > here? > > OK, the editing is easy, but still, full class, no matter > how large I set it, is not allowing anything larger than > 400x400 for some wierd reason. THis seems like a bug to > me... can anyone verify this on their system? This could be a bug with the image scaling, we'll look into it and fix for the next release. We'll also probably add support for custom made sizes for images (not just small, medium, large). -- Amos Documentation: http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation FAQ: http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/faq