Thumbnail Generation for Facebook Import
Posted: 09 Jun 2012, 05:10
Thanks for the excellent Gallery. Phoca is awesome.
Thumbnail generation follows all the rules defined in Options->Main when I use my own imported images from the Media Manager; however, when I import Facebook photos, they don't seem to be getting resized. I am trying to use the Nivo Slideshow module and the images shown (supposed to be "large" thumbnail, right?!) are the original image size, not the "large" thumbnail size - my "large" thumbnail is set to 720x200. When I interrogate the source, I get the following:
I am worried about that inline-style section there that specifies a width/height equal to the original image attribs. That should be the parameters I set in the Phoca Gallery Slideshow Nivo Module for "Slideshow Width" and "Slideshow Height" respectively; 720x250 in this case.
Can you provide any help for me? I'd like the module to display at the size I specify and would be quite happy if "large" thumbnail was used there instead of the original source image (or even just an image resized on the fly would be fine for my use).
Thanks!
Thumbnail generation follows all the rules defined in Options->Main when I use my own imported images from the Media Manager; however, when I import Facebook photos, they don't seem to be getting resized. I am trying to use the Nivo Slideshow module and the images shown (supposed to be "large" thumbnail, right?!) are the original image size, not the "large" thumbnail size - my "large" thumbnail is set to 720x200. When I interrogate the source, I get the following:
I am worried about that inline-style section there that specifies a width/height equal to the original image attribs. That should be the parameters I set in the Phoca Gallery Slideshow Nivo Module for "Slideshow Width" and "Slideshow Height" respectively; 720x250 in this case.
Can you provide any help for me? I'd like the module to display at the size I specify and would be quite happy if "large" thumbnail was used there instead of the original source image (or even just an image resized on the fly would be fine for my use).
Thanks!