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Hello all.
I was tired of the gallery script loading the orginal picture (took forever) instet of a thumbnail
So I found a thumbnail script and integrated it in to muweb
Muweb uses a simple height and width property like this:
height=100 width=80
But this script does not scale a 1280x768 picture down to 100x80.
This script generates a little thumbnail (110x86).
The positive of this script is that is does not use as much bandwidth as muweb does.
MuWeb is scaling a 1280x768 picture down, but it is still loading the whole picture meaning a lot of bandwidth is wasted.
It probably works in other muwebs, but not sure
Here is how it looks:
With my thumbnail script:
With muweb:
(not online 24/7
)
Screenshots:
How to use it:
Just place the files in modules/gallery/ and see your gallery load 10 times faster then before
Download from here:
I was tired of the gallery script loading the orginal picture (took forever) instet of a thumbnail
So I found a thumbnail script and integrated it in to muweb
Muweb uses a simple height and width property like this:
height=100 width=80
But this script does not scale a 1280x768 picture down to 100x80.
This script generates a little thumbnail (110x86).
The positive of this script is that is does not use as much bandwidth as muweb does.
MuWeb is scaling a 1280x768 picture down, but it is still loading the whole picture meaning a lot of bandwidth is wasted.
It probably works in other muwebs, but not sure
Here is how it looks:
With my thumbnail script:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
With muweb:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
(not online 24/7
)Screenshots:
How to use it:
Just place the files in modules/gallery/ and see your gallery load 10 times faster then before
Download from here:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
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