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| ElementalAlchemist | Nov 9 2011, 09:19 AM Post #16 |
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I've opted to just exclude any image that's already a link to elsewhere. Is this one alright?
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| Kotton | Nov 9 2011, 05:54 PM Post #17 |
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absolutely, that's more than good bro.. many many thanks for going out of your way to write this up Alchemist I do have a few lingering questions tho if you don't mind.. we've long been using per theme CSS to restrict image sizes within the posts/sigs/ect
would there be a way to read off of that setting? (posts) ..or would I be wrong in assuming the image reduction Lightbox creates is a necessary one? and one last question (ot), I've implemented a per theme image reduction via CSS in the portal h4's.. it works, but it's also affecting the banners so would you by chance happen to know the correct CSS for image restriction within the portal h4? ..as I'm absolutely positive I've coded it wrong xP |
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| ElementalAlchemist | Nov 9 2011, 05:57 PM Post #18 |
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The one in the script overrides that; it's not necessary to reduce the thumbnails, but if the images are already full-size, it's not really necessary to click on them. That said, you can eliminate resizing entirely beyond what your CSS already does by just removing the bit that resizes (the .css() part).
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That said, you can eliminate resizing entirely beyond what your CSS already does by just removing the bit that resizes (the
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