Closed Darthagnon closed 1 year ago
I also noticed it doesn't seem to pay attention to nested folders? Didn't notice that before... e.g. I have the above wallpapers organised as:
/Wallpapers/iPhone Wallpapers/Telegram wallpapers/wall.jpg
(where /
is Photofield's root)
I kinda expected, when (in Album view) I went into iPhone Wallpapers/
to see the photos in that folder, headed up by another Album called Telegram wallpapers
. Instead I saw a flat display of every photo in every folder in iPhone Wallpapers/
, mixed with photos that are just there in the folder (which I logically expected only when flattening things to view as a Timeline or Wall).
Album layout:
Timeline layout:
<h2>
= Year/Month, <h3>
= Day/Date, order invisibly by Time?Wall layout:
Default layout:
Album layout:
<h2>
is Day, Month [numerical date], <h3>
is TimeTimeline layout:
Wall layout:
Default:
EDIT: Moving this comment to new issue, as it's kinda separate
Needless to say, but the images seem to open fine in everything else I've tried.
Hey, thanks for reporting! I'll take a look when I get the chance 😊
Describe the bug The attached (ZIP) images display as big red squares in Photofield v0.7.0
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Load up photofield and get it to process these photos (JPG, PNG, wallpapers from Telegram, sourced from here) Telegram wallpapers.zip. At least on Windows, running v0.7.0 plain (no exiftool or anything) they display as big red squares.
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