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so if i post another 4200 x 3200 what happens?
New Image Resizing Feature
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just tried. very nice - resizes upon attachment: but its throwing up code when i try and embed into the post. is this normal?
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on the "harley davidson" post above, you should be able to see what i mean.
if i take the link for the image attached, and embed it in the post via
if i take the link for the image attached, and embed it in the post via
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Ah, I just tested it and it worked fine for me in that thread. Probably because you're trying to embed an image actually hosted on the MF servers?
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Oh goodie.. Let me test this!
Best part about this image? Taken with an over 20 year old manual focus lens.
Best part about this image? Taken with an over 20 year old manual focus lens.
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This new forum feature is awesome. Seriously.
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Is there any way to set the resizing algorithm for hot linked items such as mine? Though it's far from the original size and was resized a good deal, it's still a bit too large. Can you set both portrait and landscape sizes?
I think an appropriate size would be something like 400x600 for a portrait, as such:
As opposed to the current 800x1200
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I think an appropriate size would be something like 400x600 for a portrait, as such:
As opposed to the current 800x1200
Doug
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You can actually set your own default size if you want something smaller than 800. You do it under your profile settings under options.
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Didn't even know that existed, cool. Though I personally don't need it since my photo hosting site (SmugMug) produces various sizes for me from the get go. Just thought it would benefit others whom might not have had such a luxury, or the patience to do it manually.
That's definitely useful.
Doug
That's definitely useful.
Doug
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