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This option is available and can be turned on in vbgconfig.php. You will need to set the path to your watermark image and the name of your watermark image. The watermark image must be a .png file. If anything goes wrong with watermarking after enabling it, the affect will be the image does not get watermarked. This will mostly be caused by not configuring something correctly.
By configured correctly we mean, the watermark image is a valid .png and the watermark option is enabled in vbgconfig.php and the path to the file is set correctly in vbgconfig.php and nothing went wrong in the file system. If any of the above does occur, then the image will not be watermarked. Rather then throwing errors when something went wrong we thought it best to just skip the step if a sanity check failed.
To enable watermarking you set "$vbg_use_wm = 1;" in the vbgconfig file and set the name of the watermark image file with "$vbg_wm = "watermark.png";". You also have to set the path to your image with "$vbg_path = "/home/ACCOUNT_NAME/vbg_images_folder/";" All of this is done in the vbgconfig.php.
There is one more setting in vbgconfig.php for positioning the watermark. Setting "$vbg_position = 0;" (default) will display the watermark top and center of the full size image. Setting "$vbg_position = 1;" will display the watermark on the bottom center of the full size image.
After setting the vbgconfig.php file and having uploaded your watermark image to the configured folder, upload the vbgconfig.php file to your forums ROOT folder. When an image is uploaded, if all is configured correctly, the full size image will be watermarked and show as so when viewed as a full size popup.
If you use file system mode, the folder should/will be the same folder that you choose to store your images in.
Images for watermarking should be .png. They should not be transparent and should have a background. Be judicious about sizing, you have to consider small images being watermarked. We are using 75x15 and 100x15 in our trial runs.
If you need help with enabling watermarking or configuring watermarking, please post in this thread.
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i hate to be stupid, but can you please be more specific? I'm new to all this coding and stuff, so I don't know what to change
also again on me being dumb, how do i check the "phpinfo()"???
another question: is there a way to set seperate user group permissions for the garage? Like, I want reg. users to be able to only upload 2 pics, while another user group, Elite Members, can post 10. How can i do that? noppid i love you! lol j/p but yeah, your the smart guy, so i ask u
i hate to be stupid, but can you please be more specific? I'm new to all this coding and stuff, so I don't know what to change
also again on me being dumb, how do i check the "phpinfo()"???
another question: is there a way to set seperate user group permissions for the garage? Like, I want reg. users to be able to only upload 2 pics, while another user group, Elite Members, can post 10. How can i do that? noppid i love you! lol j/p but yeah, your the smart guy, so i ask u
The features that are in there, beyond what magnus originally coded, are basically what "I" need. For a feature to be added, "I" need to need or want it or it needs to be a problem.
I took this over for two reasons, magnus was busy there I guess and I jumped in too help squash a few bugs, secondly I wanted some features for "me". Pretty selfish, I know. But that's where we are.
I have thought about granular permissions, but have not done anything about it. I probably won't do anything till I solve, what I think is an issue, the way the thumbs are displayed. I hate it. So till I'm convinced that is ok the way it is or improve it, we're in neutral as far as changes.
I don't thank magnus often enough, so Big thanks to magnus, let's not forget he started this and made it popular.