_____/ On Fri 16 Dec 2005 14:01:56 GMT, [Marcus Grellert] wrote : \_____
Hi,
currently it is not possible (2.0 RC2) to insert an uploaded image with
its original
dimensions in the editor with just WP itself.
You need to look up the image dimensions in a seperate program and
resize the image accordingly.
You can't do that if you don't have the image <- different users
You don't want to do that <- well, it is possible in 1.5, why not 2.0;
lots of images; ...
Is this going to change for the initial release?
marcus
When you upload an image, it gets put under <install_dir> / wp-content/
uploads / year / month . The image on the server remains identical, so no
resizing or pre-processing is involved. A thumbnail is generated
on-the-fly, perhaps using PHP or ImageMagick. Set your editor to use
quicktags under Users at the very bottom (untick the box). Then, when
dragging an image thumbnail onto the writing area, only its full URL will
be copied. If you want to then make quick use of that URL, consider bits
like:
<p align="center">
<img src="[domain]/[path]/wp-content/uploads/year/month/example.jpg"
alt="example" title="example" />
</p>
From my point-of-view, the process has been simplified tremendously. I
wonder if making this addition of code in the quicktags case would have
merit in terms of productivity.
In 1.5 there was no rich text editor, so one could argue that 2.0 is not
missing anything, as far as image handling is concerned.
Best wishes,
Roy
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