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Any SmartThumbs gurus around?
Hello all,
Have a couple minor things I'm trying to figure out with SmartThumbs, and looking for someone who I could fire a few questions at over ICQ. As good as ST's support is, it does take them a few days at a time to reply back to support requests on their forum. My ADD and general lack of patience has me looking for a faster response :) Any help is appreciated! ICQ - 14592420 |
post the question and ill see if i can help
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If you go into Settings>Groups and then open up advanced edit properties on any group, I do see that you can manipulate the Imagemagick command line. Default command is: Code:
-filter Blackman -modulate 110,102,100 -sharpen 1x1 -enhance Code:
mogrify -shave 1x1 -bordercolor black -border 1 -format jpg *.jpg |
You should post those on the support forum, it works like a charm, Goodwill is always helpful !
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-filter Blackman -modulate 110,102,100 -sharpen 1x1 -enhance -shave 1x1 -bordercolor black -border 1
try this firstly on one thumbnail in smart thumbs (remember to HANDCROP it if you prescanned the images) post the results here. Im out for some meds, will report back in like 90 minutes. |
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Ok, so now this brings up a couple of things. 1. Is this even really the correct way to handle thumbs with borders? 2. I have a ST database with several thousand galleries, although the site isn't live yet. Ideally I would like all thumbs to have borders... is there any "simple" way to have SmartThumbs re-thumbnail all my existing thumbs so that borders are added? I suppose I could SSH into the server, and run the Imagemagick command at the top level of /st/thumbs and have it recursively go through each subdirectory. This way it would add borders to all existing images, and filenames would still be intact. Of course I would create a copy of the entire /thumbs directory first. Then with the modified Imagemagick command in place, any new galleries that I add would have the 1px border automatically. Thoughts? |
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why not just use normal HTML/CSS border on your page? You can control its behavior easily plus you won't have to modify the images...
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Just a simple: Code:
border-style:solid; |
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