I see the old admin->configuration->settings "image" tab has been removed, and now image sizes are hard coded in the files.
Please put this back to the admin panel.
There can be a section for each file that is being modified:
Home Page: 120 x 120
Cart page: 75 x 75
Popular: 38 x 38
Category: 120 x 120
Manufacturer: 120 x 120
Product (popup): 400 x 400
Product (thumb): 250 x 250
Search: 120 x 120
Also, would be nice to have an "auto-size" like zen-cart. (I believe it's based on imagemagick) First it "gets" the size of the pic so it can autosize different sized images while keeping the aspect ratio instead of forcing a width or height.
Haaa, so it used to be where I was looking for it …
I only got started with OC and was trying to figure how it's done – assuming it somewhere in the Settings Table or in config.php – so, I'd agree with Qphoria on this – Return image sizing back to the admin panel.
If I had to put it in the config.php I'd do it like thisThen in the upload check image size and ratio.
This way it's easier to keep a consistent layout and yet allow people to choose their own layout using either a wider or a longer image – some products just look better in a 3:2 or 1:2 format.
And if your layout is rather flexible, then set PIC_UPLOAD_MUST_HAVE_RATIO to false and just have images resized to the PIC_RATIO_BASE width or height.
Cheers
I only got started with OC and was trying to figure how it's done – assuming it somewhere in the Settings Table or in config.php – so, I'd agree with Qphoria on this – Return image sizing back to the admin panel.
If I had to put it in the config.php I'd do it like this
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define('PIC_HOMEPAGE', 120);
define('PIC_CARTPAGE', 75);
define('PIC_POPULAR', 38);
define('PIC_CATEGORY', 120);
define('PIC_MANUFACTURER', 120);
define('PIC_PRODUCT_POPUP)', 400);
define('PIC_PRODUCT_THUMB)', 250);
define('PIC_SEARCH', 120);
define('PIC_RATIO', 1); // Imageratio based on 1:1, or 4:3, or 3:2 Images
define('PIC_RATIO_BASE', 'width'); // Imageratio based on width or height
define('PIC_UPLOAD_MIN_PIXEL_SIZE', 400); // You dont want to resize a 300px img to a 400px Popup
define('PIC_UPLOAD_MUST_HAVE_RATIO', true); // To force people to use the default ration or not (true/false)This way it's easier to keep a consistent layout and yet allow people to choose their own layout using either a wider or a longer image – some products just look better in a 3:2 or 1:2 format.
And if your layout is rather flexible, then set PIC_UPLOAD_MUST_HAVE_RATIO to false and just have images resized to the PIC_RATIO_BASE width or height.
Cheers
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