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Hello Thibaud,
This Pull Request is only 5 characters change. Can you find a little time to include it ?
Thank you, CYOSP
Hi CYOSP,
Doesn't matter the size of it : this changes a CSS property, so I want to check it on several browsers for compatibility :)
I'll include it as soon as I've done that.
Thank you !
Thibaud
On Tue, 15 Dec 2015 at 07:07 cyosp notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello Thibaud,
This Pull Request is only 5 characters change. Can you find a little time to include it ?
Thank you, CYOSP
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Hi Thibaud,
Do you have had some time to test this modification on browsers ?
Best regards, CYOSP
Not yet I'll try to get on it this week :)
Le lun. 8 févr. 2016 08:18, cyosp notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi Thibaud,
Do you have had some time to test this modification on browsers ?
Best regards, CYOSP
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Some news ;)
Hi, i checked this site here http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_dim_max-height.asp max-height has no "auto" value, Firefox 46.0.1 ignores this property.
Hi Andrej,
You are right, thank you. My Iceweasel 38.8.0 under Debian/Jessie do the same. At the end it produces the expected result. In fact there is also no property max-height set in the demo site: http://www.photoshow-gallery.com/demo/.
I will back with a commit in this way.
Have a nice day, CYOSP
cyosp, I think the property you want to edit (max-height) still needs to be set at an actual value, and here's why : if PhotoShow cannot generate a thumbnail, it defaults to displaying the base image. That base image can have any possible size, and so, it is important to specify its max-height, else we will end up with various image heights in the thumbnails display.
When you test your code, can you check that it also works without thumbnail generation ? (to do so, you can, for instance, lock the rights in the thumbnails folder to prevent your webserver from writing in it).
I'd like also to apologize for the huge time I take responding to all information posted here. I really hope I'll be able to have more time to dev on PhotoShow in the future, but please know that at the moment, it is sadly not my priority. I still read all of it, be sure of it.
Thanks for using photoshow and for improving it :D ! It is greatly appreciated !
On Tue, 24 May 2016 at 07:47 cyosp notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Andrej,
You are right, thank you. My Iceweasel 38.8.0 under Debian/Jessie do the same. At the end it produces the expected result. In fact there is also no property max-height set in the demo site: http://www.photoshow-gallery.com/demo/.
I will back with a commit in this way.
Have a nice day, CYOSP
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Thibaud,
There is no problem and I appreciate you take of your time to give me an answer even if Photoshow is not your priority for the moment. I'm working to a solution in order to have it working without max-height set and regardless of input image size.
I will let you know and you or another people will give me a feedback when possible
I close this pull request and will open a new one later
This little CSS change avoids to have thumbnail images anamorphic regardless of the screen width like it's already the case for http://www.photoshow-gallery.com/demo/