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I was requested to assist Riccardo80 with the installation of the Auto Resize Images mod from WorkMule at SnitzBitz.
It seems that Work Mules instructions aren't very clear to most people.
I've tried to create an easier implementation method, with some clearer instructions, and it seems to be working ok.
So, that's why I decided to at least share it here.
You can download the entire mod with instructions here.
As we had a discussion about improvement of mod quality, perhaps this one is one to replace at SnitzBitz ? Just a thought.
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As we had a discussion about improvement of mod quality, perhaps this one is one to replace at SnitzBitz ? Just a thought.
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Yes. He is right...i've implemented correctly and rapidly his instructions..good work!<
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It IS nice and easy, thanks WorkMule and MarcelG for the effort in a fine mod addon - and soo much better rather than having a wide picture destroy your forum
A quick observation; you should be able to click on the 'large' popped up picture in order to close it rather than clicking the [x] close button... I'll see if I can change the code and post here when I have some time today or sometime this week.
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A quick observation; you should be able to click on the 'large' popped up picture in order to close it rather than clicking the [x] close button... I'll see if I can change the code and post here when I have some time today or sometime this week.
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Very nice work WorkMule and Marcel, thanks.<
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Added a new feature for this mod, to enable auto-resizing images on the profile page.
Check it out here: http://www.oxle.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3153 (use demo/demo if you do not wish to register)<
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Hi, nice work
there is a very smal mistake in instructions.htm
it says "Find the function ReplaceImgTags"
while I guess it should be "Find the function ReplaceImageTags"<
there is a very smal mistake in instructions.htm
it says "Find the function ReplaceImgTags"
while I guess it should be "Find the function ReplaceImageTags"<
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These instructions are a huge improvement over what existed before. Well done Marcel and thx.<
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eauxvives, thanks for that ! I've updated the zip file.
Rui ; you're welcome.<
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Here's another addition.
To show a red dashed border arounnd all resized images, add this line to resizeimgs.js.
It needs to be added above this line:
Demo: http://oxle.com/topic.asp?tid=3484 - some images have the red border around them...others don't.
Now I just need to add a small line below the image if it's resized, saying 'this image is resized, as it is too wide to show on the forum'.
But, hey, the weekend is long!
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Code:
thisimage.style.border = '1px dashed #FF0000'Code:
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"some images have the red border around them...others don't."
is there a bug or is it supposed to be that way? =)
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is there a bug or is it supposed to be that way? =)
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Only the resized images should have a border around them, indicating that they're not displayed at their full size.
So, no, it's not a bug, it's a feature.<
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