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11:54 pm
I have recently installed your plugin and posted 2 articles to the Dynamic Content Gallery section. Both of the images for the 2 posts are visible, however, they are too small for the template. How do I configure these so they will fill the specified space in the gallery frame?
Unfortunately, I can not have you look at the website as I have it in development stage and not for public view. I am using v3.3.3 and Wordpress 3.0.
thanks.
2:00 pm
August 25, 2008
OfflineHi,
The DCG doesn't resize images – therefore you need to upload images which are the correct size for your chosen gallery dimensions. For best loading times and picture quality the image size should match your gallery dimensions.
You can automate the creation of correctly sized images by using the add_image_size() WP function to create a correctly sized image. For example, assuming your DCG size is 600px width x 400px height, you could add this to your theme's functions.php:
Once you've done this, every time you upload an image which is larger than 600x400, WP will create an additional image size. You can then grab the URL for this image for the DCG Metabox. This assumes you are using the "FULL URL" Image Management setting.
1:38 pm
Hi.
i tried to put this line in my functions.php, but i don't see any new option when uploading a new image, maybe i'm doing something wrong
add_theme_support( "post-thumbnails" );
set_post_thumbnail_size( 200, 200, true );
add_image_size( 'DCG', 600, 330, true );
add_image_size( "single-post-thumbnail", 400, 9999 ); // Permalink thumbnail size
}
7:11 pm
August 25, 2008
OfflineYour code looks fine, but WP doesn't show the additional image sizes in the Media Uploader box, unfortunately.
However, the image URL is easy to determine from the full size url. For example, if the full size image filename is:
the DCG size will be:
Therefore, you can work out what the URL is.
8:36 pm
August 25, 2008
OfflineRe Mootools problem – this means there is a conflict with another plugin using javascript. If you really must use mootools, deactivate other plugins and reactivate one by one until you find the culprit. You will then need to see if you can find an alternative plugin which doesn't conflict. Or stick with jQuery. 
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