deactivate image resizing

leoncov

Hello @Richard-Keith

I'm aware of the "ImageHover Addon" settings and that having different sizings is only possible with CSS, so thats how I did it using the custom CSS "grafik", exactly.

I'll check the main settings, thank you for that tip.

"Is the Question - If an Image gets re-sized too much and becomes blurry is there a way in this case to keep in original?"

Thats exactly it yes. Just for that spectific image, without turning on "Never show resized versions of your images" within "Lay Options".

Best, Léon

Richard

Dear @leoncov

Hi Leon thank you for replying i'm sorry that i wasn't as quick,
I'm taking a look into this and will let you know at the start of the week :)

let me know if there is anything further or you have anymore info regarding your solution,

Best wishes & thank you for using Lay Theme

Richard

Richard

Dear @leoncov

If its just for a specific image we can target each hover image individually with it's id-attribute, here the "test 2" hoverimage has a 'data-hoverimageid' of "648"

Here we can see a number of different data attributes associated with the image

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So using Custom CSS in - "Lay Options" we can force the image to stay within the desired size with
"max-width"

[data-hoverimageid="648"] {
    max-width:50%;
    height:auto;
}

Also check out the "object-fit" property
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_object-fit.asp

As well as :
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_images.asp

Or is it for all images that will be over a certain size?

let me know

Best wishes
Richard

leoncov

Hello @Richard-Keith

thank you for your message and sorry for my late answer.

I feel like we're talking about two different things…

I don't have any problems with resizing my images. I have a custom class on certain images and want all of the images with that class not to load resized versions but to always load the original file that I uploaded.

As if I checked "Never show resized versions of your images" within "lay Options". But only on the images with a specific class, not on all my images.

Thank you, Léon

Richard

Dear Leon @leoncov

Ah perfect, yes now i understand!! :)

Below is some jQuery that you can add to "Custom <head> content" within Lay-options - Custom CSS & HTML:
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<script>
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){
    
    var $row = jQuery('#special > div:nth-child(1) > img:nth-child(1)');
    jQuery($row).removeClass('setsizes').toggleClass('lay-image-responsive lay-image-original');
    
});
</script>

If you have given your Images ID's that would be better if possible, here i have my images chosen with the ID:

#special

Change this 'special' to whatever you have decided.

If you have spent a lot of time adding this class to all the images chosen for the original sized version and wish to keep it then change '#special' to:

.yourclassname

Best wishes and let me know if this work!
Have a wonderful day

Sincerely
Richard

leoncov

Hello Richard @Richard-Keith

yes that looks good thank you! However I did not get it to work, I'm not sure if I'm missing something.

It would be best for me to work with the class I already have, since this would of course be easier but also because there are multiple images on one page with that same class (which would not work with ID's I think?). But simply chanching your #special to my .grafik did not work.

I'm adding the 'grafik' class (which I'm using to resize the images with css) to every image inividually, so I thought I might insert your code there and get it to work that way…

This ist the code I use to add the 'grafik' class:

<script>
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){
    jQuery('*[data-hoverimageid="1044"]').addClass('grafik');
});
</script>

but adding your code there did not work either:

<script>
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){
    jQuery('*[data-hoverimageid="1044"]').addClass('grafik').removeClass('setsizes').toggleClass('lay-image-responsive lay-image-original');
});
</script>

Or only part of it worked; the class 'lay-image-responsive' is toggled to 'lay-image-original'.
But the class setsizes is not removed. Or better said my images don't even have that class to start with… But they do have a class lazyautosizes which if removed manually in the browser turns off the resizing. But this class is not removed with the code above.

Do you see anything I'm doing wrong?

Best, Léon

Richard

Dear @leoncov

Im sorry that it went wrong for some reason, could you add some images to your https://leonbricola.com/test page or link me to the page that you wish to implement and i can try my best to get it working! :)

Let me know and have a wonderful day

Best
Richard

leoncov

Hello @Richard-Keith,

I just went over everything and changed some things back and forth without success. The code should be back to the same as last time, but it now works! I've no idea why but I'm happy:)

I will write again in case it goes back to not working again,
thank you for your help, Léon

Richard

Dear @leoncov

Great to hear, apologies if i wasn't as helpful as i could have been to you :)

Best wishes
Richard

leoncov

Dear @Richard-K

I have to get back to you again, since it did not really work after all. I had uploaded the images with 2500px (long edge) which almost corresponds with the resized version of 2560x1829px so I thought the resizing was deactivated… wow

However if I upload bigger images they still are 2560px and not the original size.

But at least I found out why the jQuery you suggested for the "Custom <head> content" did not work! Since lazyloading was on, the images were not loaded from the beginning, so the code had no effect. If I turn off lazyload the code does something.

So I now have set up a test page again, this time without the imagehover but just placed images for simplicity:)

Here it is: https://leonbricola.com/test

This is the code I used, it affects the first image (the second one is just as a reference):

<script>
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){
    
    var $row = jQuery('.fullrez > div:nth-child(1) > img:nth-child(1)');
    jQuery($row).removeClass('setsizes').toggleClass('lay-image-responsive lay-image-original');
    
});
</script>

But as you can see it is not the original image that is displayed but a really small preview…

Any suggestions on how I could fix this? And I also am trying to find out how to eventually get the whole thing to work with lazyloading activated.

It is kind of frustrating since the option "Never show resized versions of your images" does the trick perfectly but then my whole website is unusably slow which is not an option either.

Best
Léon

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