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Lowering the picture scale size

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HI guys,

Could you tell me please where the image scale size can be found?

Just need to drop it by a few pixels to avoid some screen corruption on the theme I use.

Thanks in advance,
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or you could post a screenshot of it

and post the code you use to display latest submitted screenshot

i still belive that my first post is the answer to your question
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Please visit the guild website and click the latest submitted screenshot link on the panel to the left and it will make sense then.

I don't know how else I can explain it.

www.bikinisquad.net
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If you mean presentation size on the page you could use:
<img src="flower01.jpg" width="xxx" height="xxx">
but scaling very much or very little will probably cause distortions.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.a...images_adj

Wouldn't it be possible to crop the image a little instead using a graphical editor?

Or clip it:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.as...rycss_clip
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Nope.

I want to edit the output size of the image generated and placed on the viewed page not thumbnails.

For example if it is rescaled to 320x240 from 1024x768 - where is this code that re-scales that image and displays it?

Is it a js script?

sorry for being a pita :S
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look for "createthumbnail" in administration/photos.php
and the function "createthumbnail" is in includes/photo_functions_include.php
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Sorry SiteMaster I wasn't clear enough.

It's the code I am after that rescales the image displayed on a page, not the size of the uploaded image. These are fine.

Thanks for your reply.
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Admin Panel -> System Admin -> Photo Gallery Settings
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