Commenti per Valentino Aluigi » blog http://www.maverick.it Progettista siti web Sun, 23 May 2010 16:49:50 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Commenti su Create thumbnails using Wordpress built-in functions di ProWebDeveloper http://www.maverick.it/tech/create-thumbnails-using-wordpress-built-in-functions/comment-page-1#comment-108 ProWebDeveloper Sun, 01 Aug 2010 16:49:00 +0000 http://www.maverick.it/?p=258#comment-108 That's a terrible idea. You are requiring your visitors to download full-size images when only a small thumbnail is required. You see amateurs do this all of the time. They'll put up a 4MB image of something, then resize it via html to 100x100px. If they had resized the image properly (using a graphic editor), the image would be all of 10-15KB. Don't punish your users for your own laziness! That's a terrible idea. You are requiring your visitors to download full-size images when only a small thumbnail is required. You see amateurs do this all of the time. They'll put up a 4MB image of something, then resize it via html to 100×100px. If they had resized the image properly (using a graphic editor), the image would be all of 10-15KB.

Don't punish your users for your own laziness!

]]> Commenti su Create thumbnails using Wordpress built-in functions di Valentino Aluigi http://www.maverick.it/tech/create-thumbnails-using-wordpress-built-in-functions/comment-page-1#comment-104 Valentino Aluigi Sun, 01 Aug 2010 18:46:00 +0000 http://www.maverick.it/?p=258#comment-104 awesome! :) awesome! :)

]]> Commenti su Create thumbnails using Wordpress built-in functions di Nicolò http://www.maverick.it/tech/create-thumbnails-using-wordpress-built-in-functions/comment-page-1#comment-103 Nicolò Sun, 01 Aug 2010 20:25:00 +0000 http://www.maverick.it/?p=258#comment-103 Hey Valentino, I just managed to hack your code to make it work with the latest WordPress MU. Most of the work was fixing image paths for multiple blogs, other than that it's been pretty easy. I'll email you the WPMU compatible code over the weekend. Take care! Hey Valentino,
I just managed to hack your code to make it work with the latest WordPress MU. Most of the work was fixing image paths for multiple blogs, other than that it's been pretty easy.
I'll email you the WPMU compatible code over the weekend.

Take care!

]]> Commenti su More API for More Fields di Valentino Aluigi http://www.maverick.it/tech/more-fields-api/comment-page-1#comment-102 Valentino Aluigi Sun, 01 Aug 2010 22:18:00 +0000 http://www.maverick.it/?p=281#comment-102 If you look at the code, the last parameter is just put in big SQL query. You need to have some confidence with SQL to use it... If you look at the code, the last parameter is just put in big SQL query. You need to have some confidence with SQL to use it…

]]> Commenti su Create thumbnails using Wordpress built-in functions di TeMc http://www.maverick.it/tech/create-thumbnails-using-wordpress-built-in-functions/comment-page-1#comment-101 TeMc Sun, 01 Aug 2010 09:15:00 +0000 http://www.maverick.it/?p=258#comment-101 I had added the require-code, but that didn't do it. It's not really a custom image (as in; not external) but I like to keep the image link (which starts with /wp-content) in a custom field, becuase I display it out of the posts content, and also do other stuff with it. Also, "attached to post" isn't what I need, since sometimes I've uploaded an image before and wanna re-use it. In order to make it connect to this post I'd have to re-upload it, not very nice. Or I might upload the image(s) before I even write the article for whatever reason. Untill I can figure out how to use your function with a custom address, rather then the first one in the post content or the one asociated via the upload function.., I'd have to stick with TimThumb. I had added the require-code, but that didn't do it.

It's not really a custom image (as in; not external) but I like to keep the image link (which starts with /wp-content) in a custom field, becuase I display it out of the posts content, and also do other stuff with it.

Also, "attached to post" isn't what I need, since sometimes I've uploaded an image before and wanna re-use it. In order to make it connect to this post I'd have to re-upload it, not very nice.

Or I might upload the image(s) before I even write the article for whatever reason.

Untill I can figure out how to use your function with a custom address, rather then the first one in the post content or the one asociated via the upload function.., I'd have to stick with TimThumb.

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