I want the full image size on bbs back...
category: general [glöplog]
iq, the problem is with, at least, IE7, where the resize is correctly only sometimes, and it is extremely annoying. About disabling a css property should not be a very big problem...
Gargaj, if you need any help with this, just tell me.
Gargaj : how hard would it be to check if the image within the [img] tags is bigger than a given size when someone posts on the BBS ?
The bbcode could theb be replaced with a direct link instead of an embedded image when the size is too big. That would be a good compromise for everybody and would teach people to stop posting oversized pictures :)
The bbcode could theb be replaced with a direct link instead of an embedded image when the size is too big. That would be a good compromise for everybody and would teach people to stop posting oversized pictures :)
that would waste bandwith imho because the image would have to be downloaded by the server hosting pouet first
It would be a one time process when the user posts, just to check the size.
Orrrr.... people just use firefox, chrome or safari :)
![[self-ban]](https://content.pouet.net/avatars/intro.gif)
how about trashing the entire bbs? :)
yes just make it work properly for browsers used by 10% of the internet, work complete
and the resizing is shit, if it resampled it would have been alright, but right now you might as well prevent the image from being posted given what it looks like resized
Quote:
I want the full image size on bbs back...
*sigh* it's so hard to right click on an image and click view image to see it in its full "glory".
p01:
On IE7, images appear as 28px width when loaded for the first time. At that size, you can see nothing at all. It plain sucks.
If you read my post, I'm just asking for a config option more, to disable the resize, not for full disabling it for everybody.
On IE7, images appear as 28px width when loaded for the first time. At that size, you can see nothing at all. It plain sucks.
If you read my post, I'm just asking for a config option more, to disable the resize, not for full disabling it for everybody.
css:
img {
max-width: 500px;
}
img {
max-width: 500px;
}
texel: would be nice if the admins have the time.
But are you really, really missing something because of that behavior ? I bet you miss more by using IE7 instead of a real browser than just a few images on Pouet.
But are you really, really missing something because of that behavior ? I bet you miss more by using IE7 instead of a real browser than just a few images on Pouet.
Code:
Problem solved. And it makes Pouet mostly SFW./* reset bbimage counter */
body
{
counter-reset: externalImage;
}
/* collapse bbimage images */
img[src*='http']
{
width:auto !important;
height:auto !important;
max-width:0px !important;
max-height:0px !important;
}
img[src*='http']:before
{
display:block;
position:absolute;
margin:12px 0 0 12px;
content:'\\2605\\a0' counter(externalImage);
counter-increment: externalImage;
color:#024;
text-align:left;
font:normal normal 32px/32px sans-serif;
vertical-align:bottom;
cursor:help;
}
img[src*='http']:after
{
display:block;
content:'HOLD MOUSE BUTTON DOWN TO SHOW THE IMAGE:\\0a' attr(src);
color:#024;
text-align:left;
font:normal bold 11px/16px verdana, sans-serif;
background:#579;
padding:40px 12px 12px 12px;
border:1px dashed #024;
cursor:help;
}
/* hover'ed bbimage image */
img[src*='http']:hover:after
{
background:#68a;
}
/* active'ated bbimage image */
img[src*='http']:active
{
display:static;
width:auto !important;
height:auto !important;
max-width:640px !important;
max-height:640px !important;
cursor:default;
}
img[src*='http']:active:before,
img[src*='http']:active:after
{
display:none;
}^ that was an extract of my user style sheet for pouet.net
please give back the images....
Aren't all these issues IE issues? I fail to see the relevance if that's the case.
So far because of this feature of IE all this years I never (!) got any virus on my computer, because I can decide site by site which functions are enabled (scripting, font download, java, COM and so on) and which are not:
Does FF has something like this (+ as easy too manage)?
Does FF has something like this (+ as easy too manage)?
Eh, yeah?
p01: your script scares me. :)
FF has the NoScript-Plugin for example.
gives you a button in the taskbar to let a site use scripts for a running session of FF.
enabling scripts for sites forever||never is just 2 clicks.
gives you a button in the taskbar to let a site use scripts for a running session of FF.
enabling scripts for sites forever||never is just 2 clicks.
Salinga: with Opera you can right click on any page and Edit Site Preferences... to do all that stuff ( e.g.: set a custom CSS, user JS, toggle JS/plugins/sounds/animations/cookies/frames/refererer/encoding/... ). For FireFox, there are some addons, but I don't know if they allow as much control. Oh and of course any browser today comes with an anti-phishing warning.
Gargaj: I haven't tried that chunk of CSS in IE7, at least not recently, but having the images downsized to 1x1 by default and resized to a reasonable size on :active might kick IE's nuts and prevent IE's stupid scaling on first load/display.
Gargaj: I haven't tried that chunk of CSS in IE7, at least not recently, but having the images downsized to 1x1 by default and resized to a reasonable size on :active might kick IE's nuts and prevent IE's stupid scaling on first load/display.
So it is official now: Pouet does not support any IE users anymore and IE users are not welcomed here?
BTW: There was a time when website developers had to put extra time to support Firefox/Netscape because of the render bugs and JavaScript crashes. It would be nice if this would be returned now if some things don't work quite well with IE. Thank you.
I don't support IE users either!
