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Originally Posted by D.Baker

Hello Tcat,
Great plugin. One little problem I've found. If you you emded the images using the IMG tag, they sit right on top of each other (normally they have a 2px margin by defualt). You can see an example of what I'm talking about here.

Ideally you could give the thumbnailed image a CSS class and that way we could just define it in our style sheet on our own, or even better, in the AdminCP!

Yeah, sure. Will be in next version ;

Originally Posted by semaca

Installed and Uninstalled ... not works with Internet explorer
someone knows a solution to fix this?

IT works in IE. Was tested in IE, Opera, Safari and Firefox.
Check the readme about known issues and problems with some resizers. It's not a problem with this mod, is about your style + the selected resizer/lightbox.
Sorry.

Originally Posted by phpnewbie

Hi, nice mod which i'm looking.

But it really "resized" the image, how can i set it got the original size after clicking?

Originally Posted by solidlink

http://www.onestash.com/forums/showthread.php?t=337

The original image is much bigger. However when we use the resizer, even when we click on the tab, it does not enlarge to original size

Depends of the selected resizer. Not all of the lightboxes have an option to do that. Some just (when click) opens the new layer with the image but ajust them to be in the frame of the website depending of your screen resolution, and don't have and "show full expanded" as floatbox or highslide have (they both have an extra "X" to expand to full size).
Again, not a problem with this mod. I will no reinvent every lightbox here; that's why you have choices

@maidos (ask a question by PM):
Readmes are for READ THEM.
The readme says:

II. What does it not do
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- It does not do server side resizing of images. Everything is done clientside
- It does not prevent long loading times. The images have to be downloaded completely
by the client before the script can resize them.

That must answer your question, i think.