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But to answer your other question: resizing the images in only one area would almost defeat the purpose of using this mod at all. If you're concerned about the alert "This image was resized," it doesn't appear in signatures or private messages. |
Thanks
But Is there a screenshot ? |
No screenshot (not sure what it would prove). You can view the dev testing thread here: http://www.crackedeggstudios.com/project.php?issueid=36
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Thanks. Installed.
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in my case it only changes the image into url into thus images are not displayed.
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That's not really too helpful. What are the settings I asked about earlier?
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image code is enabled of course. It does not resize my sig, it makes them url. no alert message, just url. all images that uses img code becomes url |
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same here all images that uses img code becomes url. Uninstalled. |
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Hi
Really nice hack, thank you. :) I have some little problems. My option for your hack: 'Enable/disable a message above each image that has been resized' is Off (value = 0) If this option turned off, firefox displays an error message. Please see the image attached with this post (2nd line). Code:
.resizeimage { max-width: $vboptions[ces_dynamicpic_width]px; } IE 7 does not display the background-color for $dynamicpic['note_true'] if this option 'Enable/disable a message above each image that has been resized' enabled. My wish: Allow to resize if 'Enable/disable a message above each image that has been resized' disabled. Kind Regards, Stoebi |
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