Difference between revisions of "PT Photo Gallery Photo Size Types"
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| − | The Photo Size element provides a field for the '''type''' be defined. | + | The Photo Size element provides a field for the size '''type''' to be defined. This establishes a relationship between the other photo size records that have the same '''type''' defined. |
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| + | In the Photo Category selections for the initial size, multiple required sizes can be selected. If a size is selected with a defined type, then this will only process the resize sizes selections that match that defined type. | ||
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| + | For example, I have the following 4 photo sizes: | ||
| + | # Large Portrait with the type ''portrait'' | ||
| + | # Large Landscape with the type ''landscape'' | ||
| + | # Small Portrait with the type ''portrait'' | ||
| + | # Small Landscape with the type ''landscape'' | ||
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| + | When I upload a photo that matches the initial size requirements for ''Large Portrait'' | ||
[[Category:Photo Gallery]][[Category:Customization]] | [[Category:Photo Gallery]][[Category:Customization]] | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 26 March 2010
Overview
The Photo Size element provides a field for the size type to be defined. This establishes a relationship between the other photo size records that have the same type defined.
In the Photo Category selections for the initial size, multiple required sizes can be selected. If a size is selected with a defined type, then this will only process the resize sizes selections that match that defined type.
For example, I have the following 4 photo sizes:
- Large Portrait with the type portrait
- Large Landscape with the type landscape
- Small Portrait with the type portrait
- Small Landscape with the type landscape
When I upload a photo that matches the initial size requirements for Large Portrait
