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2006-08-26 15:17 | Posted by Priyadarshan Bontempi | Permanent Link | Plone
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The default Image type in Plone (ATImage from the ATCT Product) is capable of scaling:

large : (768, 768)

preview : (400, 400)

mini : (200, 200)

thumb : (128, 128)

tile : (64, 64)

icon : (32, 32)

listing : (16, 16)

To access these sizes, append /image_XXX to the URL, where XXX is one of the above sizes.

Choosing 'photoalbum view' in the new 'display' menu when inside a folder containing images will result in a different view.

Example: if you reference /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif on this site you will have:

Listing: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_listing

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_listing

Icon: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_icon

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_icon

Tile: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_tile

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_tile

Thumb: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_thumb

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_thumb

Mini: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_mini

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_mini

Preview: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_preview

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_preview

Large: /images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_large

/images/EasyBlog-Logo-1.gif/image_large

Comments

2006-09-04 16:27 | Posted by John Gillespie
Is there a link for further info on how the scaling works? I would assume one would need to upload images at the largest size (only) for it to work best. Resizing smaller images upwards will cause artifacts (ie look nasty).
2006-08-26 16:40 | Posted by Richard Pettinger
Thanks for finding this out. It will save time resizing in adobe. Have updated our page on resizing images.



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nice image for easy blog !