I would like to know how to make it so that by default after uploading an image that it selects the full size version and not the thumbnail. im assuming i would do something with the inline-uploading
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anyone?
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I know were not supposed to bump our own threads but im going to give it one last shot on this.... I really want this done for a friend of mine's blog. since even if you do select ful size image it never is and you always have to remove the width of 128 and height of 96
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The difference when you select thumbnail or original is that for thumbnail it will place in the post a small size file (e.g. 4KB) while for the original it will put the origial file size (let's say 34KB).
Unfortunately BOTH will have a "physical" (=px) size of 128x96... which is supposedly(?) protecting users against themselves: not letting to upload a 2000x2000px pic into the admin area and/or post to destroy their layout ;)
[it's not my idea, I'm just quoting what I've heard]If the user has RTE enabled, after placing the pic in the post, they can click on the image and drag its corners to re-size it.
If RTE is enabled, they will have to modify the px values manually. -
so there is no way of editing any files to get around this, she is used to already editing her files to fitting right in w/ her template w/o stretching it as we just updated her blog from 1.5
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You may want to try this "old-style" plugin:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/56985?replies=25#post-311801 -
Well I was able to edit the inline uploading file to remove the size it puts on it after you choose the original image. so that is alot better :)
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I use the Iimage Browser plugin. It allows me to upload a picture and then manipulate how I want to display it. You can show the uploaded image full size, text link to a new page with the full size image, thumbnail, thumbnail link to a new page with the full size and even define custom actions.
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