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Amazing mod, never seen anything like! Stephen installed it for me on my site...
Saves so much time to put each image in photoshop to resize and clarify the image. |
Re: Duplicate detailed images
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I have added this to the instructions now. I now realize that I should have included this to begin with. |
Any progress on honoring the transparent bit in GIFs?
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Hi,
I'm just intalling this mod now, but i seem to be missing a file! I've already emailed TelaFirma, but as it's probably the middle of the night over there i thought i'd check if anyone on the board can help me. (it's great living on the other side of the world!) The file: /skin1/main/product_details.tpl seems to be missing from my directory. I've checked everywhere but can't see it. Does anyone have any tips? Thanks in advance! Flo. |
missing file
Your signature says you are using 3.5. The mod is for 4.0.X; maybe that is the problem.
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Yes, i considered that... was hoping it wouldn't be a problem. O well, we'll see :) |
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The file that you would be looking for in V3.5.x would be /skin1/main/product_modify.tpl . This is the file in the Admin area where you Add/Modify the products and where the thumbnail image is displayed. The purpose of changing this template is so that in the Admin area, you are not displaying a huge image when modifying the product. The line of code you are looking for is on or around line 35: Code:
{include file="product_thumbnail.tpl" productid=$product.productid image_x=$product.image_x image_y=$product.image_y product=$product.product} You can change this to: Code:
{include file="product_thumbnail.tpl" productid=$product.productid image_x=100 product=$product.product} Again, I would like to repeat that I do not know if this will work on Version 3.5.x - I have not tested it on any version other than version 4.0.x |
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Haven't forgotten about this and I am still looking into this. It should be preserving the Alpha chanel information but there is possibly a conflict when converting to true-color with Alpha if you are using a different transparent bit besides 255,255,255 or 0,0,0 . |
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Thank you... Yes. |
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Oh, man, I don't know. It's whatever Photoshop's "Save for Web" defaults to. The transparent bit is pure white, if that's what you mean. I'm not using a "blue screen" or anything. :) |
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