Crop Images *AFTER* They Are Uploaded
This is a quick screencast of the ImageField Crop module which allows you to crop images after you upload them via ImageField. And, it's not a destructive crop. Just edit the node and you can re-crop the image from the original upload. Very cool indeed.
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Justify?
Did you create a custom module for the "Justify" for the image or is that a module available on drupal.org? Great work, fyi...
It's not a module. It's a
It's not a module. It's a CCK field. I "hide" it on the field display settings form and then, in my node.tpl.php file, I add the value of that field to the div class. Then I float it either right or left in the CSS file.
This video can not be viewed
This video can not be viewed on Windows 7, it would be much appreciated if someone could supply another link to the ImageField Crop field example?
Thanks
Can you see the video here?
Can you see the video here? http://screenr.com/Gvd
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
Great job... Thank you very
Great job... Thank you very much
Great screencast but...
Nice demo there :D
But I have a question, when you scroll down at the end of the movie, I see a different control called Progress Indicator. What is that? From what module? Just curious :)
Do you mean the "Please
Do you mean the "Please wait..." string that replaces the submit button? If so, that's the Hide Submit Button module:
http://drupal.org/project/hide_submit
Not exactly. I meant the
Not exactly. I meant the PROGRESS INDICATOR option with radio button (not control, sorry) under MINIMUM RESOLUTION FOR IMAGES text field. :)
Upload Progress
Oh, that! I don't the the specifics, but FileField will show a progress bar if your server PHP configuration supports it -- or if you have the PECL uploadprogress extension enabled.
You can see if your server supports it by vising your status page (admin/reports/status). You will see an item titled, "Upload progress." My status says, "Your server is not capable of displaying file upload progress. File upload progress requires PHP be run with mod_php and not as FastCGI."
While my PHP config doesn't support it, apparently they have the PECL extension enabled because the upload progress widget works on my website.
Ah, PECL. No wonder that
Ah, PECL. No wonder that control doesn't show up on my settings page. Thanks for the info. The Hide Submit Button module was a good treat, too. :D
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