First, thank you for the amazing improvements in version 2.
I would love to see the ability to choose an image cache preset for the thumbnail images. Currently, the thumbnails are resized to square distorting nearly every image as most are not square to begin with.
Thank you for your consideration.
Comments
Comment #1
jacopo3001 commentedhi
have you find any solution to this? i would be very interested too...
Comment #2
jessehsLikewise. I'd love to have this feature built in.
Comment #3
Shai commentedYes, yes, this is what I need.
Also, I've got the main slide linked to a url (using views "Output this field as a link" setting for the image). It would be great if there was a setting for the thumbnail that would add the same link to the thumbnail.
Let me know if I should make this a separate feature request.
This module is so awesome!
Shai
Comment #4
ccrackerjack commentedAgree adding imagecache present support would be very useful and most reasonable and proper way to render the thumbnail.
Subscribing.
Comment #5
redndahead commentedIt is definitely on my todo list of things I would like to add.
Comment #6
armyofda12mnkeys commentedcool, the thumbnails are distorted for me and therefore unusable... but allowing one to pick a Image cache preset that rescales and crops... currently just assuming most pics are rectangular and changing the css rule to be more rectangular and fit on 1 line
.views_slideshow_singleframe_pager div a img{
width:58px;
height:40px;
}
Comment #7
redndahead commentedTry using views_slideshow_thumbnailhover in 2.x-dev. With the addition of being able to select certain fields you should be able to accomplish this.
Comment #8
redndahead commentedPostponed to look at for future release. If using views_slideshow_thumbnailhover worked for people please post that it worked for you.
Comment #9
redndahead commentedHere is a workaround if you want to load a different thumbnail than the image.
Add your image again with a different imagecache preset for it being a thumbnail and move it as the top field.
In your css set the image to be display: none;
Change your css to be whatever height and width you want the thumbnail to be.
This will display this image as the thumbnail. This will allow you to use imagecache to crop the image into a square if your image is not a square, but you want your thumbnails to be.
Hopefully this makes sense.
Comment #10
agileware commentedSubscribe
Comment #11
puya commentedI can't really understand the logic here.. could you please describe this a little more?
Comment #12
puya commentedHow exactly can you get views_slideshow_thumbnailhover to do this please? thanks.
Comment #13
puya commentedI giured this out but it doesn't seem to be good for the same type of slideshow...
Comment #14
redndahead commentedNot sure what you mean by doesn't seem to be good for the same type of slideshow
Comment #15
redndahead commentedMarking as fixed. I think that using Thumbnailhover or the steps in #9 is the best way to handle this.
Comment #17
danielhonrade commentedHi redndahead, I thought you just mentioned here a workaround not real fix, the pager is still not integrated with imagecache preset like Views_Slideshow: Dynamic Display Block
Comment #18
redndahead commentedThat would be up to views_slideshow_ddblock to fix. We just provide them a way to hook into our style for views.
Comment #19
agileware commentedA css hack really isn't a fix.
What danielhonrade was saying is Views_Slideshow: Dynamic Display Block does provide this feature so couldn't this be done here like it is there.
Comment #20
redndahead commented1) This is a year old
2) Thumbnailhover uses fields so it can use imagecache.
3) Singleframe thumbnail support was an easy hack to get thumbnail support in singleframe.
Solution: Use thumbnailhover and not singleframe.