By Deathlock on

Have been wondering lately. It is possible to make the dimension of the picture shown on the nodes differs from the one on the comments? For instance, on nodes I have my user picture size sets as 100 x 100, but when I post on comments, it will be displayed as 50 x 50.

So much more like Wordpress, I guess...

Thanks for your help.

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drupalina’s picture

drupalina commented

Lullabot had a tutorial on how to achieve this with Imagecache module (it almost worked for me.).

Try googling for it.

Deathlock’s picture

Deathlock commented

Woah, that one is a big tutorial to learn, as for me, I'm not really a coder. But, thanks, I'll try. :D

drupalina’s picture

drupalina commented

try it out. And pay attention to the codes submitted in the comments because they work better!!!
I'm not a coder myself, but if you have patience, it's not that difficult to follow that tutorial

esllou’s picture

esllou commented

I have this set up on my site. Maybe it's not the right way to do it but I just used CSS.

I use a node-forum.tpl.php template file and this is part of it:

<?php if ($node->picture) : ?>
<div class="user-pic" style="text-align:center;"><img style="max-width:80px;border:1px solid black;" src="/<?php print $node->picture; ?>" alt="userpic"></div>
<?php else: ?>
<div class="user-pic" style="text-align:center;"><img src="http://www.mysite.com/images/default-member-pic-sm.png"></div>
<?php endif; ?>

I use the max-width to alter the user pic size (it gets reduced proportionally, height and width) and I also have a "sm" (small) default member pic getting put in there if a user doesn't have a picture uploaded. Works great for me.