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Jaabie
(@jamieacowangmailcom)
in fact the example i gave does not seem to work it gives an error code.
http://shutterliving.com/gangnam-style/ (any ideas why the error code)
however this one shows my original problem of having one photo per page.
http://shutterliving.com/president-francois-hollande/
Any help VERY welcome.
Hi…
I think what you might want to check out is TCPDF’s setImageScale directive. This is set to a default of 1.25 in <plugin dir>/tcpdf/config/tcpdf_config.php via the variable “PDF_IMAGE_SCALE_RATIO” which is then referenced in wp-post-to-pdf.php. You could override it in either place. Try 1.0 as the scaling ratio top see if that gets two images on a page.
HTH
PS – Per my other thread, I’ve made some adjustments to the settings page for this plugin. Your request might be another good idea to add to the list (just a simple dialog box to input the scaling factor, and if non-zero, use that instead of the default in tcpdf_config.php, otherwise, fall back).
Cheers
Thread Starter
Jaabie
(@jamieacowangmailcom)
Lewis,
Thank you so much for your response i will take a look on monday and let you know how i do.
Jamie
Surely, Jamie. My pleasure.
To make things a bit easier, I’ve added an option to the admin page to allow setting the scaling factor. This way, you can test various values. Caution: the scaling factor is indeed that: a factor. This means that it is the second part of a ratio, with the “1:” omitted. Thus, a scaling factor of 1.25 (the default) is really an image ratio of 1:1.25 of pdf:original. Setting a scaling factor of 2 implies 1:2, or 50% of original size. Counter-intuitive, I know. I’ll do better in a subsequent release (or Neerav may; this is still his plugin; I’ve just hacked at it a little bit).
Anyway, more details are available in http://wordpress.org/support/topic/contributed-update-available , including download links.
Cheers,
Lewis
