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How to get the Smallest thumb and Lazyload? #2

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ollie007 opened this issue Sep 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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How to get the Smallest thumb and Lazyload? #2

ollie007 opened this issue Sep 25, 2015 · 3 comments

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@ollie007
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How do I get the Smallest thumb size? regardless of screen size?

and Lazyload? did you say you wanted to implement?

@gavmck
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gavmck commented Nov 7, 2015

Send the request to the script with a small width specified for the image.
When you say lazyload do you mean on scroll? No plans to implement that, personally feel this script is a bit outdated and should be using something from http://responsiveimages.org/

@ollie007
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ollie007 commented Nov 7, 2015

http://responsiveimages.org/

I have looked at that and its a manual creation of a set of images...

Your script does the thumbnails on the fly, which means your script would make that script even more efficient....

I dont know why you abandoned it; couple of questions please

  1. does your script work with external images or ONLY local server images? I have investigated a few, none seem to "want" to work with a url of linked image
  2. I prefer one thumbnail for a set of screensizes: thumb for 360px, 480px, 780px; thumb2 for 900, thumb3 for x1600 etc

can i get this done with your script?

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gavmck commented Nov 8, 2015

Only local as far as I remember. Depends on the servers CORS settings I think...

2 thumbnail sizes: Yeah just set your sizes in the server array as the two you want.

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