The Smart Crop module most of the time does the cropping job well enough.
It would be useful, if the default action could be e.g. a "Smart Crop" first, and then the "Javascript crop" (if the default cropping result too bad).
So the feature request is the possibility of a default "pre-cropping".
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| #2 | smart_javascript_crop.jpg | 15.59 KB | szt |
Comments
Comment #1
nils.destoop commentedYou can add the smart crop action before the javascript crop action. Every action that comes before javascript crop, will be applied to the image that is croppable.
Comment #2
szt commentedOk, but I wanted to use the same dimension with both actions.
So after a 100x100 smartcrop action a 100x100 javascript crop action cannot do anything (the original picture dimension lost).
(settings attached)
So I wanted to "update" the smart crop action with the javascript crop action.
Comment #3
nils.destoop commentedOk, so you mean. Smart crop is placed first. But on javascript crop: you can say:
- do a recrop
- leave the smartcrop
Comment #4
szt commentedYes.
Do a recrop OR leave the smartcrop.
The recrop is impossible.
Comment #5
gooddesignusa commentedI've mentioned something like this in the Drupal 7 plans post.
Image focus does something similar. http://drupal.org/project/imagefield_focus
Its been 9 months since i've looked @ it but it actually looks like it connects to smart crop.
This feature of 'smart cropping' instead of using 'center, center' would be a huge time saver.
Comment #6
nils.destoop commentedAdded this to the issue queue from smartcrop. A code change is needed. This is only for d7 at the moment.
http://drupal.org/node/1340106#comment-5298148
Comment #7
nils.destoop commentedPostponed. Waiting for patch on smart crop
Comment #8
ianthomas_ukYou can do this by putting the imagecrop version first and using the "Don't crop if cropping region wasn't set." option.