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[dpchap015 Friend dpchap015Join date: September 2011Posts: 300Downloads:75Uploads:57 Thanks: 1 Thanked: 24 times in 1 posts]

#194867

Hi,
i am facing a problem,
in the root directory a resized name folder auto. created and there are a no. images inside it, that will causes problems.these images are big in size then the original image size that i added .
on front end article pick images from resized folder not from the original source of image
That will make the page heavy on loading.

i deleted this folder a no. of time but it automatically created.

folder path: root/images/resized/
How to fix this problem?

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#523145

@dpchap015: This is not a problem. The /images/resized/ will be automatically generated by our modules (i.e JA Slideshow, JA Slideshow lite) to store the re-sized images. And the path of this folder is defined stably inside core module files so you can not rename or remove this folder.

You can see the folder defined in (i.e) modulesmod_jaslideshowhelpersjaimage.php file:

/**
* constructor
*/
function __construct()
{
$this->types = array(1 => "gif", "jpeg", "png", "swf", "psd", "wbmp");
$this->__imageBase = JPATH_SITE . '/images/';
$this->__cachePath = $this->__imageBase . 'resized/';
$this->__cacheURL = JURI::root(true).'/images/resized/';
}


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#523225

@leo Burnetts
its creating problem. because it will make image size bigger as compare to its original image.
and page size become heavy on loading.
is there any other method that the resized folder images are same or less size as their original image file.

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#523236

@dpchap015:

<blockquote>is there any other method that the resized folder images are same or less size as their original image file.</blockquote>

There will be 2 options to get the feature:

Solution 1: The size of re-sized images will depend on the Main Item width/Main Item height inside the Slideshow module (i.e), you just need to set the values of image size you want the module to re-size.

In addition, you can select Using Image Source in Thumbnail Mode to make the module display the thumbnails as the original size.

Solution 2: You can use the override css rules on template to fix the image size. I prefer this solution since I can force the template to display exactly the image size I want, even the re-sized ones.

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