Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #36 –
I used the block codes you had, there was a bug in the TinyPortal logic. I can add them as part of the default block codes and you can remove them if you’d like.
I’m reworking TinyPortal so you can upload new ones easily anyway.
Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #37 –
For categories I mean categories for albums, or sub-albums as they are called in Aeva. Usually categories are created by admins, and members needs to choose a category when they are creating a new album.In this way I can keep more organised the category.
I looked at the persmissions but there is no way to make a sub-album.
Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #38 –
You can have sub albums. What you need to do is add a few albums under a user or group or ownership level.
Then when you view the albums of that user or group you will see on the side an arrange albums option, choose that. You are now in a drop and drag interface like in the manage boards area of the APC. Simply drag an album towards the right and drop in on the album you want it to be a child of. You can have many levels as well.
The album order shown here is maintained, so its up to you to sort them however you want and that is how they will be displayed.
ETA: that D&D is not ajax, so arrange it like you want and click save !
Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #39 –
I just did a quick package refresh on the first post. When I made the WxH size check updates for bulk upload I neglected to make a minor change in the single add area which would prevent it from working.
Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #43 –
I have not removed anything as of yet. Certainly no problem keeping that file in place or whatever else you need.
The TP support was clean, it was the SP support used an eval() due to the way SP worked on SMF, but it was not needed for the Elk version, plus the Elk version already had an (unused) gallery block that I could finally actually use!
Re: Levertine Gallery
Reply #44 –
I updated the first post with todays updates.
This new version adds the Image resize function. There is a option under the admin quota area, which, when enabled, will resize any images (jpg, png) to fit within the defined quota WxH limits instead or rejecting them. Once resized it will still honor other limits and reject if its still over those.
One note is that if using GD you will loose Exif data for any images that get resized. If you have Imagick then the data is retained.
There were a couple of other minor tweaks as well.
Enjoy!