JotaMG
March 5, 2016, 10:37pm
1
Hi!http://docs.plone.org/develop/plone/images/content.html
Image scales
Archetypes based content image scales is handled by plone.namedfile.
Dexterity based content image scales are handled by plone.namedfile.
Archetypes based content image scales is handled by plone.app.imaging.
Both packages offer the same traverseable @@images view which can be used from page templates and Python code to provide different image scales for image fields on content.
Isn't Plone enough confusing? http://yoursite/content/imageOne/image_preview http://yoursite/content/imageOne/@@images/image/preview
(and if this is the correct way to scale images in templates, better add that to the docs)
vangheem
March 6, 2016, 1:10pm
2
You're right.
@@images /image/preview should also work for archetypes though as well.
espenmn
March 7, 2016, 8:24am
3
it is worth noticing that image in the url is the name of the image field, so let's say you have two image fields, it could be like:http://site/content/@@images/image/preview http://site/content/@@images/anotherimage/preview
For the original scale it will be:http://site/content/@@images/image
JotaMG
March 7, 2016, 7:33pm
4
Thanks, very usefull!
do3cc
March 7, 2016, 7:47pm
5
You mean here?
=====================
Image-like content
=====================
.. admonition:: Description
How to programmatically manipulate images on your Plone site.
.. contents :: :local:
Introduction
============
Plone supports image content in two forms:
* As stand-alone content type, images will be visible in the sitemap. This is
the case for the default ``Image`` content type, but you can create custom
content types with similar properties.
* As a field, the image is directly associated with one content object. Use
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That is a good idea!
