Try uncheck Table I-A2.
Also, is there a way to keep the filename as is? instead of changing it to a number? SEO helps when the image file describes the image.
Not as filename, you can have photo names in links (Set Table IV-A2)
You can make photos easy findable by setting the status to featured on the Manage Photos page, and configuring Table IX-A9 and 10. Read the helptext unde the ‘?’
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grudz
(@grudz)
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Unfortunately, I tried your first suggestion “Resize on Upload” (uncheck Table I-A2) and the next image I uploaded became 150kb even though I uploaded an image of 35kb. My site already has about 500 pictures and will grow every week therefore I am scared my site will get progressively slower.
Thank you for the type of featured image and meta tages, i did not know that.
I think your photoa are very compressed and therefor of low quality.
WPPA+ manipulates photos during upload/import, and saves the jpg image in a very high quality, this results in larger files.
If compression is more important to you than image quality, you can lower the imagequality during resize by changing in wppa-class-resize.php line 207:
function saveImage($numQuality = 95){
Change 95 to a lower number.
and during adding a watermark in wppa-common-functions.php on line 1441:
case 2: imagejpeg($photoimage, $file, 100);
lowering the number 100
Thread Starter
grudz
(@grudz)
hi, sorry for the late reply, a personal situation has kept me out of working on this.
Anyway, I tried what you said, I put both numbers to 65, but I uploaded an image that was 69kb. Now on the site, it is at 220kb.
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grudz
(@grudz)
i just realized I never indicated an important piece of information. It is not the thumbnail that I need to stay the same weight, the problem is the image AFTER i click on it, the larger version.
hope that helps.
thank you
George
When you UNcheck Table I-A2 ( Resize on upload ) AND do NOT use watermarks ( UNcheck Table IX-D1 ) The photo files are COPIED, and not reconstructed. They will have exactly the same size on the server as on your local computer. (The disk space may differ, depending on the blocksize the operating system uses).
Thread Starter
grudz
(@grudz)
my problem was the watermark was still checked. It works correctly now.
I appreciate the time you took to help me
thank you
