@valiot:
The rebuild thumbnails link is useful when your thumbnails were created previously at a different size than what you currently want to use.
When you rebuild a thumbnail, it uses the current full-sized image to build the thumbnail from. Unlike other gallery scripts that keep an untouched copy of the original, Exhibit only keeps one full-sized and one thumbnail image. (For better or worse.) If you apply a watermark to the full-sized images, and then you rebuild the thumbnails, well... You get watermarked thumbnails.
My advice is not to rebuild the thumbnails unless you really need to, or don't use the watermark feature. I figure that you'll be rebuilding thumbnails so infrequently that it won't be an issue, but what do I know? :)
Regarding the Exhibit edit areas: That's a toughie. Both of these boxes us inline styles. (Yeah, yeah, bad Owen...) Look in exhibit10i.php. Line 361 is the current images div, called 'ex_image_scroll'. You'll see the width parameter there, and you can change it.
The div that contains the file picker is just below that on line 407. It has no ID. You'll see a similar style setting on that tag.
Good luck.
@thelittlehand:
What's with the difficult questions today, guys? :)
What you ask for is a bit of custom script that would take me a while to come up with. If you're into doing it yourself, you should look at the javascript function exh_popImage() on line 269 of exhibit10p.php.
You'll need to add script to detect whether the size of the image is larger than the maximum you allow, and then set the property of the body tag so that it either scrolls or doesn't based on that test. You'll probably need to detect whether the browser that the visitor is using supports the commands you're using for sizing, too - or maybe not. And the way the current function is written, you'll have to write all of those commands out as a script block from inside the javascript function.
Daunted yet? No? Good. When you're done, I'll see about incorporating your changes. :)
Of course, you could always use the setting that downsamples your original image when you upload it, so that it's only ever so big when Exhibit displays it. Save yourself the server space, the download time, and the mild annoyance of scrolling.
Is there a big demand for keeping the originals for a "third tier" of images? I'm not making any promises at this point, but I'm curious what you all think.